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# codingconventions

[christophsturm]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/coding-conventions.html#class-headers says “Classes with a few primary constructor parameters can be written in a single line”. is there really no recommended way? (I think if theres for example only one parameter it should always be a single line)

[reevn]

Does it matter if it says can or must? Seems pretty straightforward to me: If it fits neatly into one line, put it into one line. If it does not, split it up line-by-line

[christophsturm]

I was just wondering if its a “do what you want”- can, or a “you really should”- can

[christophsturm]

i read the can as “should”. my coworkers read it as “its perfectly fine to write

class Blah(
  val b: String
) : Interface

”

[hho]

my coworkers like to do that, too. and not just for classes…