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Is there way to avoid initialisation crash?
```abstract class A {
	
	init {
		foo()
	}

	abstract fun foo()
}

class B : A {
	val b = /* init b */

	override fun foo() {
		b.something() // crash
	}
}```
The super class call `foo()`  on init so, the property `b`  is not yet initialised

You could call `foo()` later one way or another, or implement `foo()` through composition instead of inheritance, or somehow pass the information you're trying to convey with `foo()` implementation through the super constructor, etc.

<https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-10455>

there should be a warning in IntelliJ when viewing `A`, something like "Calling non-final function foo in constructor"