To fix this method just replace the `Any` with `T`...

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[karelpeeters]

To fix this method just replace the Any with T.

[trashkalmar]

I'll try, thank you

[marstran]

That would defeat the purpose of the function. This is how I would do it: inline fun <reified T> someCast(data: Any): T? = data as? T

[marstran]

You usually don't pass Class-objects around in Kotlin. You make the type parameter reified instead.

[trashkalmar]

Good point, but in my case I have reference to Class object which the data should be casted to.

[karelpeeters]

It it a Class<T> reference?

[trashkalmar]

Yes, its some generic Class, and I'm sure the data object is an instance of given class.