Because it's a Java method. It's one of the limita...

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[Ruckus]

Because it's a Java method. It's one of the limitations of interop.

[rakeeb]

thanks 🙂 no way to get around this huh?

unless i use the Kotlin implementation.

[edwardwongtl]

Maybe a overloaded version in Java could get round this

[rakeeb]

how would that look like?

[edwardwongtl]

void scan(BiFunction accumulator) { scan (0, accumulator) }

[edwardwongtl]

Haven't try yet though

[rakeeb]

oh ok! thanks 🙂

[rakeeb]

will have a look

[nfrankel]

do you know if it works if java code was compiled with -parameters?

[gildor]

I don’t think that Kotlin supports Java named arguments even with -parameters key.
probably it’s intentionally, because param names are not considered in Java as backward incompatible change, so make such code less stable in terms of backward compatibilitty