Suppose I want to use `for (date in d1..d2)` where d1 and d2 are instances of java.time.LocalDate. I...

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[jbnizet]

Suppose I want to use for (date in d1..d2) where d1 and d2 are instances of java.time.LocalDate. I can do that by defining an extension function operator fun ClosedRange<LocalDate>.iterator(). But is there a way to easily have that extension function imported in IntelliJ? Except for manually typing the import statement import my.package.iterator at the top of the file, I haven’t found a way, which makes it quite unintuitive to use such a for loop. Is there a better solution that I’m missing?

[egorand]

IDE should definitely suggest to auto-import the function in this case. File an issue? https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/newIssue

[jbnizet]

Thanks @egorand I will.

[jbnizet]

Done: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-34303