Do you think the fact that bounded property reference is not lazy is an error? For me it should be, ...

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[marcinmoskala]

Do you think the fact that bounded property reference is not lazy is an error? For me it should be, and lazy { a.makeB() } should be the same as lazy(a::makeB)
https://blog.kotlin-academy.com/method-references-and-lambdas-in-lazy-properties-371dbbea857b

[araqnid]

it seems like adding a special case where if the LHS of :: finishes by reading a delegated property, then the property reference is more complicated as it will embed calling the delegate each time.

[ilya.gorbunov]

Such property reference is called "bound" because it binds to the receiver object when the reference is created. This requires evaluating the receiver expression, in this case — calling the lazy initializer.

[marcinmoskala]

Well, it does not need to, but I see your point