Gradle plugin that reads source code and `kotlin_m...
# multiplatformj
josephivie
11/03/2018, 5:35 PMGradle plugin that reads source code and
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Eugenio
11/03/2018, 5:56 PMI'm curious, what do you use the sources for?
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josephivie
11/04/2018, 2:27 AMWhat do you mean? I'm able to read them so I can do the equivalent of Kotlin Multiplatform Annotation Processing. It's really darn handy to have, especially considering there are no equivalents at the moment.
Also, thanks for your work. It was your stuff that got me going in the right direction.
josephivie
11/04/2018, 2:27 AMAlso, I can process files from other Kotlin common modules, which means I can serialize basically anything in common
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Eugenio
11/04/2018, 1:27 PM@josephivie I'm happy I could be helpful! 🙏
To be more specific, I'm curious about what you use the sources that the metadata doesn't hold 🙂
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josephivie
11/04/2018, 7:36 PMDefaults for arguments in a constructor. The metadata has no information on it as far as I can tell (besides that there is a default), so I can't calculate the default value without calling the constructor.
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Eugenio
11/05/2018, 3:30 PMah, yes, I really miss that! but since it's an expression, what do you do with it? provide an AST?
Eugenio
11/05/2018, 3:30 PMbtw is it open source?
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josephivie
11/05/2018, 4:08 PMThe thing reading the source? I mean, I’m just using ANTLR4.
Mirror (my plugin) is open source - https://github.com/lightningkite/mirror-kotlin
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