is there anything like intellij slack? 🤔

context: https://twitter.com/jorge_guajardo/status/910222491246788608

so, on windows, I wanted to use ant to call

exec

in the background from ant, and I'm stunned at how hard it is. The internet suggested

<exec executable="cmd">
  <arg value="/C"/>
  <arg value="start"/>
  <arg value="/B"/>
  <arg value="${myProgram}"/>
</exec>

except that if

myProgram

contains spaces then this solution fails. Further, if you quote wrap it, the quotes are stripped off prematurely by one of the three interpreters looking at the value so

myProgram

has to be a one-word thing. My only work-around was to explicitly set the working directory with an

<exec ... dir="..../bin">

Does anybody here have a better solution?

we say in the slack of a project that uses Ant

@orangy Are these games real? It tells me I’m #1 of 1000

Does YT have a section for the toolbox app?

do you think someone is downvoting kotlin questions consistently, like in this case: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46393209/how-to-implement-a-limited-call-with-retrofit-blocking-client-and-coroutines

fun <T> lazier(initializer: () -> T) = lazy(LazyThreadSafetyMode.PUBLICATION, initializer)
fun <T> laziest(initializer: () -> T) = lazy(LazyThreadSafetyMode.NONE, initializer)

😅

seriously though, I bet 80% of the people who use

lazy

aren't aware of the locking. I raised the issue during milestone phase but it didn't lead to any solution

Small update on Kotlin on codingame: Array NPE is fixed. Thanks @fredtreg!

@ersin_ertan You probably mean

public class Public

?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Kotlin/comments/72ravi/nested_it_variable/ Interesting, OP knows how to use lambdas but doesn't know that you can name the parameters. I wonder what lead to this knowledge gap

As much as I think ASCII art doesn't belong in a source file, it certainly has its place in a terminal window.

Oh we're not even talking X11 here, which is a relic of the past. Just standard VT ASCII codes, which are more or less univeral

Ouch: https://twitter.com/CedricChampeau/status/913334345322156032

Has anyone found a really good introduction to Project Jigsaw? Ideally it would have both theory and practice about how the module system works, what it breaks in old code, things it fixes, like how you might use it to resolve dependency conflicts between different libraries (if it’s possible to do that).

they don't even list kotlin 😞

I have some test i set some object like this:

authTypeData.requiredFields = listOf(
                AuthFieldData().apply {
                    code = "code"
                    displayName = "display_name"
                    type = "type"
                    optional = false
                },
                AuthFieldData().apply {
                    code = "code"
                    displayName = "display_name"
                    type = "type"
                    optional = true
                }
        )

And for example i check the size of this list like this:

assertThat(authTypeData.requiredFields!!.size, equalTo(2))

But how i can check the content of this field?

I would expect that when I erase the

1

and leave the code line, the parameter name hint disappears

@ersin_ertan is it compiling? and what does it do?

android studio , is there any code editor window's size diffrence in 1920x1080 vs 1366x768 ?

have a

var data: List<String>

how i can set it negative values in this list?

sorry it was pinned by mistake

so, I wanted to put on test my productivity and efficiency now with kotlin.. I decided to take the chance of realizing one of my lovest dream, a physic library (bullet specifically)... and it got me not even 3 fully working days to port and debug the minimum code to get the collision tests up and running

It’s a little bit crazy to see this open process of designing a language. Even more when you believe that kotlin will be one of the most popular language.

Anybody know of any projects using code gen with gradle (not kapt) as part of their build process I can use as an example?

🤔 Can you guess what’s the result of

"Hello, World".replace("","-")

?