I know, but I hoped that somebody that have the same need know how to do it. Ok thank you.

Just for the record... I'm using Pycharm for python and IntelliJ for kotlin and I have the same needs in both environments.

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Is there any support for kdoc generation in IntelliJ?

not at the moment. you need to install and run dokka separarely

@yole I meant more like how PHPStorm autocompletes a PHP Doc block when you type

/**

+ enter

I’m not worried about the actual HTML/site generation at the moment

this is intentionally not supported. we find that the documentation style where each parameter is required to have a corresponding

@param

tag is too verbose and not necessarily easy to read; the docs usually read better if you simply refer to each parameter in the descriptive text

I'm not sure but it looks like syntax structure hasn't been properly mapped with the defaults for editor colors

For example, on clicking @Annotation on the sample text of the editor colors setting, it shows "'Metadata' of Language Defaults" along with the "Use inherited attributes" check box for Java, but this isn't the same for Kotlin version of @Annotation

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I think this is causing problems in inheriting colors from the "Language Defaults".

Can't Kotlin inherit colors from Java? Groovy does.

when i'm inside an apply block and hit ctrl+space on an empty line it would be super nice to get the properties of

this

at the top of the autocompletion list

There is nothing special about the

apply

function, so the suggestion should be a little bit more generic. Consider several `this`es in context:

a.apply {
   b.apply {
      with(c) {
        // here “thises” are c,b,a
      }
   }
}

What completion should show near the comment here?

Also, there are top-level functions, that don’t need any

this

at all. Where should they appear?

yes i know that it's not so clear simple smile my typical usage pattern - which i think is common - is that i initialize values with

apply

so it would help there

Yeah, I absolutely understand the use case and agree with you. Just thinking about what should be the rule

actually i would be happy with a different autocomplete shortcut which can show me the properties of

this

. that's simple and there are no special rules about

apply

etc., but probably still a bit too specific to include

I don’t really believe in “special keys”, it doesn’t work in long run

I recently had another suggestion for autocompletion: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/intellij/p1460108736000086 @orangy: do you think, a sensible rule can be extracted here?

@kirillrakhman: I agree, I also often hit this bump. Could you create an issue, please?

sure

Do inspections work for you if a val is part of an enum?

I have an enum for the theme:

-.kt

However when I set it like

AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode(prefsManager.getTheme().getNightMode());

it gives me an error warning that it should be one of @NightModes int.

@orangy: i'm running IC-145.597, the setting to disable source set generation is not available