Hello! The following code: ```internal fun List<KS...

# ksp

[Guilherme Delgado]

Hello! The following code:

internal fun List<KSValueParameter>.joinToStringDeclaration(separator: CharSequence = ", "): String = joinToString(separator) {
    println(">>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter: ${it}")
    println(">>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter type: ${it.type}")
    "${it.name!!.getShortName()}: ${it.type}"
}

will produce, as expected, for example this:

>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter: p1
>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter type: (Long) -> Unit

but if I enable KSP2 (ksp.useKSP2=true), this is what I get:

>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter: p1
>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter type: com.google.devtools.ksp.impl.symbol.kotlin.KSCallableReferenceImpl@22a9bc06

How can I achieve the type like (Long) -> Unit just like when KSP2 is off (with it ON)?

[Guilherme Delgado]

This solves it, but it looks to much 🔨 😅:

internal fun List<KSValueParameter>.joinToStringDeclaration(separator: CharSequence = ", "): String = joinToString(separator) {
    println(">>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter: ${it}")
    println(">>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter type: ${it.resolveType()}")
    "${it.name!!.getShortName()}: ${it.resolveType()}"
}

internal fun KSValueParameter.resolveType(): String {
    val resolvedType = type.resolve()
    return if (resolvedType.isFunctionType) {
        buildString {
            append("(")
            append(resolvedType.arguments.dropLast(1).joinToString(", ") { arg ->
                arg.type?.resolve()?.declaration?.simpleName?.asString() ?: "Unknown"
            })
            append(") -> ")
            append(resolvedType.arguments.last().type?.resolve()?.declaration?.simpleName?.asString() ?: "Unit")
        }
    } else {
        resolvedType.declaration.simpleName.asString()
    }
}

>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter: p1
>>>>>>>>>> KSValueParameter type: (Long) -> Unit