Is there any more efficient pattern for preserving...

# flow

[darkmoon_uk]

Is there any more efficient pattern for preserving the stateful nature of a StateFlow after e.g. after performing regular Flow transforming operations on it.

e.g. to map a StateFlow and keep the output as a StateFlow, I often employ a pattern like:

val isSwitchEnabledFlow: StateFlow<Boolean> by lazy {
        fun isSwitchable(state: ScreenState) = state is SwitchableState // Any mapping
        screenStateFlow
            .map(::isSwitchable) // Apply mapping for new values
            .stateIn(
                scope = this,
                started = SharingStarted.Eagerly,
                initialValue = isSwitchable(screenStateFlow.value) // Apply mapping for initial value
            )
    }

...key point is defining the mapping as a privately scoped function to use in both the map and initialValue .
Any more concise form I've missed?