StandardKt has `T.run` and `with(receiver: T)`, wh...

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[gabrielborges]

StandardKt has T.run and with(receiver: T), which let me access an object's fields etc. as if I was inside the object. I can then nest those calls to expand the results:

val v = objectT.run {
    somePropertyOfT.run {
        // some code here
    }
}

// some code here has both the scope of objectT and objectT.somePropertyOfT. I need both scopes, so I can't just call objectT.somePropertyOfT.run.
I was wondering if Kotlin would allow me to somehow define multiple receivers in the signature of a function. Something like f: (T, R).() -> Unit in a customised run function. My end goal is to replace // some code here with a function without losing any scope.