so this was driving me crazy for the last half hou...

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[Nikky]

so this was driving me crazy for the last half hour (took some kind to find it in my code)

println { "" }

prints: () -> kotlin.String

is that because println accepts Any so i can pass it a KFunction<String> ?
i think there should be a println overload that takes () -> Any and passes it to the normal println after executing

[nwh]

Yep, it uses the string representation of the function

[nwh]

You can add your own top-level method