Also, since the

FileBrick

is created in the block, creating a

var String.state

wouldn't work since you can't really define a logical getter for it. Unless I'm wrong in assuming

state

is a property of

FileBrick

. If it isn't, there could be clean ways to do it.

Ah okay. Now I think I understand what you mean.

I did find a way to make

file {  "/etc/foo".state = copyOf("foo")  }

But it's messy. And now using an infix function looks better. Thanks for the help. I'll probably keep it as it is for now