You want to implement `V`, an type not known at co...

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[karelpeeters]

You want to implement V, an type not known at compile time?

[Rishabh Harit]

Yes, it would make my Mvp implementation a bit simpler

[Rishabh Harit]

But I see your point

[karelpeeters]

But you logically can't do that, what if whatever V ends up doing adds some more functions to implement?

[Rishabh Harit]

BaseActivity is anyways abstract. Shouldn’t that be the responsibility of the concrete class.

[Andreas Sinz]

what about

inline <reified V: BaseView> MyActivity() {
    return object : BaseActivity<V, P> {
          //What methods does `V` have?
     }

That's the first problem. The second one is that you can't tell the compiler that V must be either an interface or an open class, because if you use a final class as V, the whole thing doesn't work too (can't inherit from a final class)