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Can we somehow simplify this?
```                if (enabled) {
                    Icon(
                        painter = painterResource(id = iconId),
                        contentDescription = null,
                        modifier = Modifier.size(32.dp),
                        tint = iconColor
                    )
                } else {
                    Icon(
                        painter = painterResource(id = iconId),
                        contentDescription = null,
                        modifier = Modifier.size(32.dp),
                    )
                }```
I am trying something along these lines
```                   Icon(
                        painter = painterResource(id = iconId),
                        contentDescription = null,
                        modifier = Modifier.size(32.dp),
                        tint = if (enabled) iconColor else ...
                    )```


You can copy the default value from `Icon` for tint for the else part.


``` LocalContentColor.current.copy(alpha = LocalContentAlpha.current)```


That's possible. But my code has to change if that default value changes in future. Probably this is more of a kotlin question
`if (enabled) myvalue else [default value whatever it is]`

Looks like <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-18695>

&gt; But my code has to change if that default value changes in future.
That doesn't make much sense. Changing the default value would be breaking change so I wouldn't expect that happening. And if it will change, having it overriden is actually better for you, because your ui stays the same which is probably intended...

Anyway, if you really want it that way, your best option now is to create your own Icon composable with nullable tintColor which will call the default Icon with or without tintColor...

&gt; That doesn't make much sense. Changing the default value would be breaking change so I wouldn't expect that happening. And if it will change, having it overriden is actually better for you, because your ui stays the same which is probably intended...
This is a good point. Probably i was more thinking why to find the default color from library and put it in my code.

I was also thinking of putting
```else Color.Unspecified,```
 but that looks like taking a different path than
``` LocalContentColor.current.copy(alpha = LocalContentAlpha.current)```