Given the type reference to functional type, how would you use it in generated code so everything is...

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[Nikita Klimenko [JB]]

Given the type reference to functional type, how would you use it in generated code so everything is resolved?
Right now i resolve reference to KSType and then recursively its type parameters. For plain functional types resolved name is FunctionN, and generated code with those works fine. But for suspend () -> Unit SuspendFunction is unaccessible for user code :c So i think need something that converts suspend () -> String -> suspend () -> kotlin.String. Just want to make sure not to reinvent the wheel.

[Ting-Yuan Huang]

Would you elaborate on "unaccessible for user code"?

[Nikita Klimenko [JB]]

SuspendFunction is marked internal

[Nikita Klimenko [JB]]

Oh, or maybe its just IDE. For suspend () -> Unit resolved type is kotlin.coroutines.SuspendFunction0<kotlin.Unit> and code with this exact FQ name compiles, but IDE cannot find this declaration