A question about reified type parameters. ```inli...

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[Matthew Cachia]

A question about reified type parameters.

inline fun <reified T> test(): Unit {
    println(T::class.java.typeParameters.joinToString(separator = ","))
    println(T::class)
}

fun main() {
    test<Either<ReferenceObject, SchemaObject>>()
}

Is there a way I can retain ReferenceObject, SchemaObject? It looks like reified is not recursive...

[Roukanken]

if you always want to do something on Either<K, V> you can just do reified K & V, and write Either<K, V> everywhere instead of T

[Roukanken]

(Ofc, this will force the function to always work with Either)

[ephemient]

import kotlin.reflect.typeOf
inline fun <reified T>  test() {
    println(typeOf<T>().arguments.joinToString())
    println(typeOf<T>().classifier)
}