You can if you use reflection, but otherwise no. I...

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[karelpeeters]

You can if you use reflection, but otherwise no. Instead consider adding a parameter for the constructor: inline fun foo<reified T>(constr: () -> T) { ... }. You might not even need the reified anymore.

[elect]

interesting idea, I'll play with that, thanks

[karelpeeters]

You can obtain a constructor reference with ::, ie. foo(::MyClass).