I’m not sure if I hit a compiler limitation or a b...

# compiler

[Christian Maus]

I’m not sure if I hit a compiler limitation or a bug regarding context receivers.
In the following example, the value program, which is a contextual function can not be evaluated when the context parameter is brought into scope.

Should I file a bug report? 🤔

fun interface Context1 {
    fun c1(): Int
}

fun interface Context2 {
    fun c2(v: Int): String
}


context(Context1)
fun useC1(): context(Context2) (Int) -> String {
    val x = c1()
    return { c2(it + x) }
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    val program: context(Context2) (Int) -> String = with(Context1 { 42 }) {
        useC1()
    }

    //this works
    val result = program(Context2 { "the value is $it" }, 2)
   
    //but this doesn't work
    with(Context2 { "the value is $it" }) {
        program(2)
    }
}

[dmitriy.novozhilov]

Looks like a bug for me
Please report an issue

[Christian Maus]

Will do. Thank you

[Youssef Shoaib [MOD]]

@dmitriy.novozhilov Isn't this just the current lambda calling limitation? as in, to invoke a contextual lambda currently you need to provide it with all its arguments as parameters? AFAIK this is a deliberate limitation?

[Youssef Shoaib [MOD]]

Looks like the same bug as this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-51383/Lambdas-with-context-receivers-do-not-accept-context-receivers-from-scope

[dmitriy.novozhilov]

Hm, indeed
I forgot about that limitation