given follwoing code :
trait Base { fun print() }
class BaseImpl(val x : Int) : Base {
override fun print() { print(x) }
}
class Derived : Base by BaseImpl(10) {
fun test() {
//Can I access to BaseImpl instance here ?
}
}
fun main(args : Array<String>) {
Derived().print() // prints 10
}Is there a way to access to BaseImpl instance, inside test method ?
You can not access to BaseImpl instance in your example. But now you can write like:
``
class Derived(val impl: Base = BaseImpl(10)) : Base by impl {
fun test() {
//Can I access to BaseImpl instance here ?
}
}
or:
``
val impl: Base = BaseImpl(10)
class Derived : Base by impl {
fun test() {
//Can I access to BaseImpl instance here ?
}
}
Additionally you can vote and watch related issue KT-83
Thanks Bashor,
For some reason, I can’t touch the constructor, so the only available option is the second one. Altough It’s not the ideal solution but seems the only possible one.