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I want to create an extension function that is using the `apply{}` function inside. Like:
```fun Foo.myFun() {
  bar.apply {
    this.doA()
    this.doB()
    this.doC()
  }
}```
`this` here refers to the type of `bar`, not to the type of `Foo`
How can I use the instance of `Foo` inside the `bar.apply{}`?

You can use the labeled syntax `this@myFun` to refer to the receiver of the function. But this is only necessary if there is an ambiguity. You can also not use `this` at all and simply call the methods/properties of `Foo` directly

Thanks! Didn’t that I can call functions of `Foo` w/o specifying `this` explicitly

Yep, in Kotlin in general (like in Java) using `this` is optional, unlike in JS. It's only necessary when there is ambiguity