@User uploaded a file: and commented: Does anyone know if this is an IntelliJ problem or an incorrect interpretation of object? I'm trying to examine the data field in the function but get "no fields to display". If I convert this to a class and object pair, I can see the field.

@carlw You can decompile the code to see that

data

is actually a static field which is why you can't see it in the debugger

That still looks like a bug. @carlw can you submit an issue please?

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: btw the bytecode is kinda weird

data

is initialized twice. statically in the field declaration and in the private constructor

hmm, can it be artifact of decompiler?

isn't the bytecode the "real thing"?

same thing with regular classes, btw

@orangy I wrote this up. It's IDEA-164244

Thanks, but please create Kotlin bugs in Kotlin project. This one will be moved.

will do...thought it might have been a debugger problem

@User uploaded a file:

How to get this instead of

!=

use a ligature font

google "ligature font intellij"

thx

Fira Code comes bundled with IntelliJ now!

if anyone has noticed weird imports collapsing, you can vote for this issue I just made 😉 https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-14960

Is it possible with IntelliJ to have Cmd-Shift-T (go to/create test) to automatically create Kotlin tests for Java classes?

my Kotlin module in my project depends upon my Java module, so it works fine code-wise. Any java module classes can be used in the Kotlin module.... the problem is the KDoc comments that refer to classes in the Java module (e.g

[JavaClass]

) will not be recognized, it will be wavy-underlined. How can fix this?

You can create a Java test and let IDEA convert it to Kotlin

i wish ligature thing could work on default font, probably i got used to it but any other font i try i hate it 😐

please post non-Kotlin-related feedback to the IntelliJ forums

are run configurations saved into the exported settings jar?

please post non-Kotlin-related questions to the IntelliJ forums

@kirillrakhman, that will not automatically move it to the src/test/kotlin directory…

That's discouraged anyway

What exactly is?

placing kotlin code in a separate directory

the general consensus is that your kotlin code should go in the java directory