<@U74HWEPTP> That does not work on overloaded func...

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[edwardwongtl]

@Shawn That does not work on overloaded function😞

[gildor]

Sorry. Misunderstand you.
You can just specify type for your property explicitly if you have a few candidates:

val toast: (String) -> Unit = activity::toast

[edwardwongtl]

That kind of work

[edwardwongtl]

But there seems no difference between
fun toast(x: String) = activity.toast(x)
val toast: (String) -> Unit = activity::toast
val toast = { x: String -> activity.toast(x) }

[edwardwongtl]

Just rewrite of the same thing in different syntax, is there any performance different?

[gildor]

yes, first one is most efficient. Only method call. 2 and 3 create additional objects: 2 - method reference and 3 - lambda (and method call of course)

[edwardwongtl]

Oh I guess I'll just use the first one to forward the method call then, so much typing needed😂