I can't seem to find a list/overview I can feed into the @suppress anotation.
What string do I use to suppress the cast to java.lang.Object warning?
private val waitingThreads = AtomicInteger(0)
@suppress(“<what goes here?>”)
private val mutex = waitingThreads as Object
@suppress("PLATFORM_CLASS_MAPPED_TO_KOTLIN")
Actually, there should be quick fix available, did you try to press Alt+Enter on a warning?
I'd advice to use Any instead of Object, like:
private val mutex = waitingThreads as Any
//or
private val mutex: Any = waitingThreads
Anyway You can use quick fix to fix or suppress any warning, like:
![/uploads/kotlinlang/original/1X/29ee7801b39ada1cdfd1debd8e9445b0da1697b4.png](upload://5YWuAbwQGUVDQJMgk6TjPiLHsji.png)
Thanks.
Yes, I did press altl-enter (OSX version, Idea 14 latest stable), doesn’t seem to have the option to disable it.
Thanks, that's really helpful!
In general I agree with you, that's why I think it's important the warning is there.
In this case I want to use of the wait/notify methods that come with this.
I don’t want to use classes like Locks and Semaphores because it would introduce extra instances and thus extra garbage. This is all for my promises library where I want/need to keep the garbage per promise as low as possible in order to be a viable solution on platforms like android where things like this seriously matter (to much garbage collections seriously degrades interface performance on android).
I had a similar issue at the end of yellow code and I created KT-8417, but I don't sure that it's the same. Could you please provide more information (e.g. plugin version, simple steps or simple project to reproduce).
Intellij Ultimate 14.1.4
Kotlin plugin: 0.12.613.Idea141.7
OSX 10.10.4
It doesn’t matter where I put the caret, simply doesn’t work. I use the previous mentioned code to reproduce it.