`data class <T> MyClass(...)` should work

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[menegatti]

data class <T> MyClass(...) should work

[mugur]

I think you mean MyClass<T>, but wouldn't that mean that T would be the same class for every key/value pair in the map?

[menegatti]

yes, that is true

[mugur]

In that map, I need to have <Key<Int>, Int> and <Key<String>, String> pairs

[menegatti]

try using upper bounds

[mugur]

not sure what those are

[menegatti]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/generics.html#upper-bounds

[menegatti]

you can bound T to multiple types

[menegatti]

where T : Int, T : String

[menegatti]

but tbh, not sure it would work in your scenario

[mugur]

I know, I looked there, but I think that would allow <Key<Int>, String> pairs

[menegatti]

good point, I missed that one

[mugur]

I'll keep looking 🙂

[mugur]

ended up using this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45213551/unresolved-reference-t

[menegatti]

cool, thanks for getting back with some answer