hey guys, is there a way to create a

const

list/array inside a companion object in kotlin?

Running in to issue with combination it seems of Jetpack Compose 1.7.0-beta and CMP 1.6.10. I'm using

HorizontalPager

in shared compose code and am getting

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No static method HorizontalPager...

crash. I have to use that 1.7 bera due in turn to dependency on lifecycle 2.8.. I also tried 1.6.20-dev1663 but still get same issue

What could cause this exception? (thread)

i can't invoke the composable function inside of button onclick.and, I getting this error '@Composable invocations can only happen from the context of a @Composable function'

Is there a way to draw outside of a composables bounds? Or to render a nested composable on top of (higher z-Index) as a composable that has a different parent? e.g.

Box {
  Box { 
    Composable1() <-- render this "on top of" (higher zIndex) Composable2
  }
  Composable2()
}

Has anyone been able to successfully use FlowRow and alignment? Seems like it's not possible to vertically center items in a flow row due to FlowRowScopeInstance being private.

I can’t pass a drawable id (R.drawable.image) as an INT for my painterResource(). When running in release mode I get the following crash:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Only VectorDrawables and rasterized asset types are supported ex. PNG, JPG

the image I pass as an INT is a PNG.

One of the biggest downsides of Compose for me is the performance. Eventhough I have R8 enabled and I’m running in release build (which is also a downside cause it takes hours to build and heats up my laptop) it is still a poor experience. HorizontalPager + LazyVerticalGrid with 3 columns = 10 FPS Same setup on XML = extremely fast.

what can I do if the

compileKotlin

Gradle task always hangs for 10+ minutes, and launches a Java process that takes up 100% CPU? This is for a small v1.8.10 project with ~10 Kotlin classes (Gradle 8.0.2) I’ve tried cleaning, rebooting, running with

--no-build-cache

,

--no-configuration-cache

,

kotlin.incremental=false

, `kotlin.caching.enabled=false`…

is it possible to have a button that is pinned to the bottom of the screen (either via box alignment or Column arrangement) when the content is not scrollable, but switch to scrolling along witht he rest of the content when there is enough content to scroll?