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johannes.lagos
03/02/2016, 8:30 AMHmm… - j
johannes.lagos
03/02/2016, 8:31 AMJava obligates me to call itnew Util().extendedMethod(receiver, parameter) - d
dmitry.petrov
03/02/2016, 8:34 AMYes, if it is a member extension. Such function has two receivers: dispatch recevier (and instance of Util class) and extension receiver. - d
dmitry.petrov
03/02/2016, 8:35 AMYou can define it in a companion object for the corresponding class and annotate it with @JvmStatic. - d
dmitry.petrov
03/02/2016, 8:36 AMBut looking at the name of the class (
), most likely you need just to define a bunch of package-level functions.Util - d
dmitry.petrov
03/02/2016, 8:36 AM - v
voddan
03/02/2016, 1:00 PMQuestion: are those two somehow related? https://github.com/mcxiaoke/awesome-kotlin https://github.com/JavaBy/awesome-kotlin - o
orangy
03/02/2016, 1:44 PM@irus: please see above - c
Czar
03/02/2016, 2:26 PM@voddan: I don't know if they are related, but https://github.com/JavaBy/awesome-kotlin is the "official" one. - i
irus
03/02/2016, 2:33 PMHah, "official" 😄 - c
cedric
03/02/2016, 2:36 PMIt's official because written by user "JavaBy" - i
irus
03/02/2016, 2:37 PMJavaBy is created in Aug 2015, second one in Jan 2016, and looks like not supported. - i
irus
03/02/2016, 2:38 PMBTW. JavaBy one included in Resources page in kotlin site. - e
evanchooly
03/02/2016, 2:39 PMregisters the username “KotlinBy"🧌 6 - i
irus
03/02/2016, 2:56 PMBy is for Belarus 😄 - m
michaelsims
03/02/2016, 3:11 PMI think the Show Kotlin Bytecode tool in AS/IDEA is really awesome. I think it would be even cooler if there was a way to decompile the bytecode to Java, sort of the opposite of the Java -> Kotlin converter - m
michaelrocks
03/02/2016, 3:14 PMYou can do that with any Java decompiler if you want. - m
michaelsims
03/02/2016, 3:14 PMSure - j
jkbbwr
03/02/2016, 6:22 PMCopy codefun main(args: Array<String>) { val fi = File("./test.txt") defer { fi.delete() } on { fi.writeText("howdy") } } - f
fellshard
10/07/2016, 4:35 PMYou can abuse implicits, doesn't mean everyone will or should. 😉 - f
fellshard
10/07/2016, 4:36 PMIn a codebase that's been refined by a team over time, the number of times you have to deal with implicit surprises would shrink drastically, I expect. - p
pfn
10/07/2016, 4:36 PMalmost never; you kick the conversion out at code review - f
fellshard
10/07/2016, 4:37 PMCode review!Another thing Kotlin makes obsolete - c
cedric
10/07/2016, 4:38 PMCode reviews are useful in all languages but certain languages force you to spend time on silly stuff instead of focusing on the actual code➕ 3 - p
pfn
10/07/2016, 4:43 PMyou mean java - p
pfn
10/07/2016, 4:43 PMindeed - c
cedric
10/07/2016, 4:44 PMJava is one of the least offenders in that respect - c
cedric
10/07/2016, 4:44 PMwas more thinking C++ for example - p
pfn
10/07/2016, 4:44 PMlol, as if - p
pfn
10/07/2016, 4:44 PM😛