but it only works for Java 😞

Huh, I’ve just found it from you 🙂 Please submit an issue kotl.in/issue

Not sure I like it, though.

Also the "Parameter Hints" feature is very useful with Android (using content provider is the first thing goes into my mind)

I observe that IntelliJ doesn’t do well in fixing imports for static fields of Java classes in Kotlin but does so excellently in Java.

For example, when working with JAX-RS and I type

@Produces(APPLICATION_JSON)

, IntelliJ doesn’t autoimport or suggest anything whereas in Java it knows I’m referring to

javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON

Hi, I have a following problem. Env Java8 Gradle 3.1 Project with Java and Kotlin files mixed in the src/main/java folders (I do not use /kotlin to avoid doubling package trees, this is a mainly Java project to which I'm gradually adding Kotlin). The project builds and runs okay. Problem is with IntelliJ which recognizes, highlights, etc. the Kotlin files but is not able to find Kotlin classes via Find Class dialog (

Ctrl+N

) File Name based search (

Ctrl+Shift+N

) works.

Is it a known issue? I tried to google it, but nothing like that in the results

My problem with that is I define files which don't contain classes, then I can't use Ctrl-N to go to the file. It's just not the same as Java.

@drfriendless that's at least expected, if it is not a class, it should be search via Ctrl+Shift+N as a file

JB folk, ideas/info?

did you try File | Invalidate Caches?

@yole yes

and can you auto-import those Kotlin classes from your Java source files?

I'll try now and report

Yes, auto-import from Java works without problem

weird. so the indexes work correctly

and do you have any non-default plugins installed?

yes

maybe some of those interfere with Ctrl-N

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

This is full list of my plugins, I don't have anything strange in here, all the plugins are from repositories and I only added quite common ones.

I don't see anything weird either

turned on tail log for idea.log, and `Ctrl+N`ed for one of the Kotlin classes - nothing got written to the log, unfortunately.

@yole any idea on how to debug this further?

well, other than building the Kotlin plugin from source and putting a breakpoint in

KotlinGotoClassContributor

, not really

Don't have much time for that kind of endeavor at the moment, but I'll put it into my todo-list for when I do.

Does “Search Everywhere” work by chance?

@User uploaded a file: and commented: Also verify you don’t have Kotlin types filtered by accident:

Filtered!