<@U0Q3JNS4W>: in your example, `fun id` is an inst...

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[dmitry.petrov]

@despectra: in your example, fun id is an instance method in Foo. There are no "class methods" in Kotlin.
With bound method references (planned for 1.1) the code above will work with fun id defined in companion object of Foo and referenced as Foo::id.
With 1.0:

fun id(x: Int): Int = x

class Foo {
    fun call() {
        arrayOf(1, 2, 3).map(::id)      // ok
        arrayOf(1, 2, 3).map { id(it) } // ok
    }
}