Is there any way to use private functions on inlined functions? I know it does not make sense for the compiler, could be implemented any special visibility modifier for inline functions?

You can use

internal

in combination with

@PublishedApi

.

Jimmy can call

nukeWorld()

anytime 😰

Sorry... what?

it's a joke

Yes, I get that. But I don't get the context 😄

lol if I had to guess they mean that someone might be able to access methods that really ought to be private just so as long as they’re calling it from Kotlin

It would not even work once compiled, since the function is still private, so it cannot actually be called from the callsite where the function is inlined to.

it's ok to make the check on compile time

Question is: Why does the function have to be inline?

because it has lambdas and are called very often

Okay. Then

internal

+

@PublishedApi

is the best you can do.

thanks 😄