Hello! I've (wrongly) asked this on <#C0KLZSCHF|eap> already, and moving here as requested. Here's t...

# getting-started

[Tmpod]

Hello!
I've (wrongly) asked this on #eap already, and moving here as requested. Here's the previous thread: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0KLZSCHF/p1673469970819299
I'm playing around with the new context receivers prototype (really exciting!) and I've hit a little snag with function references. I'm trying to run a function of the following type: suspend context(Foo, Bar) () -> Unit , however its .invoke method is requiring two arguments, one for each receiver. The thing is: I explicitly have the receiver for one of them, but the other one is also a context receiver of the callee, so it isn't available as this. Is there any way I can call this function?
this@Foo and this@Bar are not options, according to IntelliJ.
Thank you!

[ephemient]

the IDE is wrong, https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-20860/Labels-by-context-receiver-types-are-not-suggested-as-completion-candidates

[Tmpod]

Oh neat, so it works 🙂
Thank you!

[phldavies]

I’ve found this useful before:

context(T)
fun <T> context() = this@T

which allows you to

context(Greeter, Greeting)
fun example() {
    val greeting = context<Greeting>()
    greet(greeting)
}