If I have:
```class Foo { fun get(): Something }
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dave08
12/08/2021, 5:01 PMIf I have:
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class Foo { fun get(): Something }
operator fun Bar.getValue(o: Any?, property: KProperty<*>): Something = Foo().get()
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Raymond
12/08/2021, 6:34 PMLooks like a yes to me, as the instance of Foo lives inside the scope of the getValue function.
Raymond
12/08/2021, 6:35 PMthe thing changes if “Something” keeps a reference of the Foo class
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dave08
12/08/2021, 6:50 PMLazy seems to do something similar, the difference is that the reciever is Lazy<T>, and that has to not have been GCed... Is that some special case?
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Raymond
12/08/2021, 7:16 PMthe Lazy implementation keeps an internal reference to its output. You can check that behavior on the SynchronizedLazyImpl class
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dave08
12/08/2021, 7:29 PMI also have a reference to the Something in Foo, I just don't know if Foo gets created on each access or gets stored once and just the get() is called on access... Actually, I'm pretty sure it gets recreated, I'm just not to sure how to avoid that and still keep the reciever not to be Foo
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