Even if you look at the hex view!

It's like "oh yes this is only 7 bytes of text.. In reality it's 15"

Hello all, Is there anyone can show the example using JDBC in Kotlin (kotlin-jdbc)? Thanks

@hendisantika34 This channel would be more helpful regarding SQL related questions: #relational-sql

Is that still discuss about kotlin?

All channels in this slack group have to do with Kotlin; that one focuses on the use of sql with Kotlin

OK

Having spent few weeks with coroutines: – it’s hard to write coroutine libraries – it’s really easy to use them – in the future libraries that don’t support suspending computations will look like xml-configurable component containers today

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Unfortunately slack team icons do not support transparency in Feb 2017

he-he, dirty hack)

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It only works if you don't change the color scheme 😉

this isn't surprising. I can't think of any clean way that you'd be able to say that one operator overload should "have priority" over another

it seems fairly straightforward that the type of the first item defines the

operator fun

Does somebody have an OSRAM Lightify system and wants to help out analyzing and documenting the proprietary binary protocol to communicate with the in-house gateway? 😉

Does anyone here have any experience with Xodus? https://github.com/JetBrains/xodus

yes

I'm just messing around with it, but can't even get the examples to run.

Environments

and

PersistentEntityStores

do not exist in their packages.

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So I can't do

PersistentEntityStores.newInstance()

Is this something you've seen before?

Hmm, looks like doc is slightly messed up, you might need compile 'org.jetbrains.xodusxodus environment1.0.4' compile 'org.jetbrains.xodusxodus entity store1.0.4'

That did it. Thanks.

Should I file a youtrack for it?

I just sent a heads-up to the author 🙂

Awesome, thanks!