Unresolved reference in Kotlin for the function 'until'
I am trying to convert a Java project to Kotlin. I get a really strange compile time error the function until is an "Unsolved Reference", how come this function until is not recognized?
fun renderChildrenToRight(canvas: Canvas, startIndex: Int, stopIndex: Int) {
val itemRight = nodePosition!!.x + nodeRectLimits.right
val itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val itemTop = nodePosition!!.y + nodeRectLimits.top
val itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex)
var nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2
val x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth
for (i in startIndex until stopIndex) {
val currentNode = _children[i]
val bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.desiredHeightWithChildren
val y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y)
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight)
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight
}
}
This is my old Java method:
public void renderChildrenToRight(Canvas canvas, int startIndex, int stopIndex) {
int itemRight = getNodePosition().x + getNodeRectLimits().right;
int itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int itemTop = getNodePosition().y + getNodeRectLimits().top;
int itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex);
int nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2;
int x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth;
for (int i = startIndex; i < stopIndex; i++) {
Node currentNode = _children.get(i);
int bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.getDesiredHeightWithChildren();
int y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2;
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y);
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight);
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight;
}
android kotlin android-gradle
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I am trying to convert a Java project to Kotlin. I get a really strange compile time error the function until is an "Unsolved Reference", how come this function until is not recognized?
fun renderChildrenToRight(canvas: Canvas, startIndex: Int, stopIndex: Int) {
val itemRight = nodePosition!!.x + nodeRectLimits.right
val itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val itemTop = nodePosition!!.y + nodeRectLimits.top
val itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex)
var nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2
val x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth
for (i in startIndex until stopIndex) {
val currentNode = _children[i]
val bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.desiredHeightWithChildren
val y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y)
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight)
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight
}
}
This is my old Java method:
public void renderChildrenToRight(Canvas canvas, int startIndex, int stopIndex) {
int itemRight = getNodePosition().x + getNodeRectLimits().right;
int itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int itemTop = getNodePosition().y + getNodeRectLimits().top;
int itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex);
int nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2;
int x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth;
for (int i = startIndex; i < stopIndex; i++) {
Node currentNode = _children.get(i);
int bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.getDesiredHeightWithChildren();
int y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2;
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y);
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight);
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight;
}
android kotlin android-gradle
Similar question: stackoverflow.com/questions/31712046/…
– Randy
Jan 1 at 2:25
2
until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know thatuntil
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.
– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19
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I am trying to convert a Java project to Kotlin. I get a really strange compile time error the function until is an "Unsolved Reference", how come this function until is not recognized?
fun renderChildrenToRight(canvas: Canvas, startIndex: Int, stopIndex: Int) {
val itemRight = nodePosition!!.x + nodeRectLimits.right
val itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val itemTop = nodePosition!!.y + nodeRectLimits.top
val itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex)
var nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2
val x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth
for (i in startIndex until stopIndex) {
val currentNode = _children[i]
val bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.desiredHeightWithChildren
val y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y)
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight)
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight
}
}
This is my old Java method:
public void renderChildrenToRight(Canvas canvas, int startIndex, int stopIndex) {
int itemRight = getNodePosition().x + getNodeRectLimits().right;
int itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int itemTop = getNodePosition().y + getNodeRectLimits().top;
int itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex);
int nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2;
int x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth;
for (int i = startIndex; i < stopIndex; i++) {
Node currentNode = _children.get(i);
int bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.getDesiredHeightWithChildren();
int y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2;
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y);
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight);
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight;
}
android kotlin android-gradle
I am trying to convert a Java project to Kotlin. I get a really strange compile time error the function until is an "Unsolved Reference", how come this function until is not recognized?
fun renderChildrenToRight(canvas: Canvas, startIndex: Int, stopIndex: Int) {
val itemRight = nodePosition!!.x + nodeRectLimits.right
val itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val itemTop = nodePosition!!.y + nodeRectLimits.top
val itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding)
val childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex)
var nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2
val x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth
for (i in startIndex until stopIndex) {
val currentNode = _children[i]
val bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.desiredHeightWithChildren
val y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y)
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight)
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight
}
}
This is my old Java method:
public void renderChildrenToRight(Canvas canvas, int startIndex, int stopIndex) {
int itemRight = getNodePosition().x + getNodeRectLimits().right;
int itemExternalPaddingWidth = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingWidth, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int itemTop = getNodePosition().y + getNodeRectLimits().top;
int itemExternalPaddingHeight = getRenderAttribute(AttributeExternalPaddingHeight, AttributeDefaultExternalPadding);
int childItemsSize = getChildItemsSize(startIndex, stopIndex);
int nextItemTop = itemTop + childItemsSize / 2;
int x = itemRight + itemExternalPaddingWidth;
for (int i = startIndex; i < stopIndex; i++) {
Node currentNode = _children.get(i);
int bulletDesiredHeight = currentNode.getDesiredHeightWithChildren();
int y = nextItemTop - bulletDesiredHeight / 2;
currentNode.setNodePosition(x, y);
currentNode.renderWithChildren(canvas, BulletRenderStyle.ToTheRight);
nextItemTop -= bulletDesiredHeight + itemExternalPaddingHeight;
}
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android kotlin android-gradle
edited Jan 1 at 13:42
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Similar question: stackoverflow.com/questions/31712046/…
– Randy
Jan 1 at 2:25
2
until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know thatuntil
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.
– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19
add a comment |
Similar question: stackoverflow.com/questions/31712046/…
– Randy
Jan 1 at 2:25
2
until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know thatuntil
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.
– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19
Similar question: stackoverflow.com/questions/31712046/…
– Randy
Jan 1 at 2:25
Similar question: stackoverflow.com/questions/31712046/…
– Randy
Jan 1 at 2:25
2
2
until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know that
until
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know that
until
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19
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Your Intellij IDEA plugin and the Kotlin runtime/compiler that you use in the project need to match.Your android studio must be upgraded with kotlin support. Check all these things and restart your android studio.
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Your Intellij IDEA plugin and the Kotlin runtime/compiler that you use in the project need to match.Your android studio must be upgraded with kotlin support. Check all these things and restart your android studio.
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Your Intellij IDEA plugin and the Kotlin runtime/compiler that you use in the project need to match.Your android studio must be upgraded with kotlin support. Check all these things and restart your android studio.
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until is a function in Kotlin's stdlib, not a keyword. Do you have the stdlib on your classpath?
– Egor
Jan 1 at 2:49
well actually there is a similar question, and also the reply I received basically says what was in the original response. Should we mark it as duplicate? Should I accept the answer or not? Thank you to let me know that
until
is a function and not a keyword, interesting. Problem solved anyway.– Drocchio
Jan 1 at 12:19