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when passing `T!` as a argument to a function expe...

kirillrakhman

06/27/2016, 3:56 PM

when passing

T!

as a argument to a function expecting

, I get a pretty

IllegalStateException

with the offending expression in the message. However when I have an expression of type

T?

and I do

call(nullableFoo!!)

, I get a generic

KotlinNullPointerException

without message. Doesn't this kinda defeat the purpose?

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