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Additional (hopefully less hopeless) questions about context receivers, this time related to lambdas.

Is it possible to indicate that a lambda body needs a context without creating an intermediate val?
```{ functionThatNeedsAccountContext() } // how to indicate that this needs Account?

val myfun: context(Account) () -&gt; ... = { functionThatNeedsAccountContext() } // this works but I would like to avoid the intermediate val```
(I need to pass the lambda as an argument in a parametrized test case that lacks typing so the context can't be inferred.)

does
```context(Account) { functionThatNeedsAccountContext() }```
work like other modifiers?

That's what I've tried (I could have mentioned it...) but no.

You could define some helpers a-la `suspend`:
```fun &lt;C1, R&gt; context(lambda: context(C1) () -&gt; R) = lambda```

Yeah, that's what I've tried as well. See my next question :slightly_smiling_face: