```@Composable fun SomeComposableFunction() { ...

# compose

[karandeep singh]

@Composable
fun SomeComposableFunction() {
    val t = animatedFloat(0f)
    Canvas(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth()) {

        // this gives error during compile/build
        onActive {

        }



        //Can't do this as well
        val someValue = remember {

        }



    }
}

is this expected behaviour? we can't access Composables inside lambda's which are in turn inside some composable?

[Adam Powell]

yes, this is expected, it's like trying to call a suspend function from a non-suspending lambda block passed to a function call inside a suspending function.

[karandeep singh]

Thank you for your quick respone @Adam Powell 🙂

[Adam Powell]

e.g.:

fooScope.launch {
    view.setOnClickListener {
        something.await() // error
    }
}

[Adam Powell]

there are varieties of inlining you can do that will permit both of these things, however. For example, something.apply { }