When I type a function that does not exist and pas...

# intellij

[ursus]

When I type a function that does not exist and pass functions to it

ScreenBody(
   viewModel::enableClick,
   viewModel::disableClick
)

and then alt+enter create it

I get this cryptic nonsense

private fun ScreenBody(kFunction0: KFunction0<Unit>, kFunction01: KFunction0<Unit>) {

any way around it? can't it just fill in normal lambdas, like this?

private fun ScreenBody(onEnableClick: () -> Unit, onDisableClick: () -> Unit) {

so annoying

[sindrenm]

It would probably not know to call the lambda parameters onEnableClick and onDisableClick (unless you use named parameters when calling ScreenBody()), but I agree that it would be nice to use normal lambda syntax instead of inserting KFunctionX types.

[ursus]

yea I can deal with names, but the KFunction0<Unit> junk..

[christophsturm]

definitely needs a youtrack issue!

[CLOVIS]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/newissue?project=KTIJ

[ursus]

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-31677/Creating-a-function-with-lambdas-should-not-use-KFunction