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Update to stable kotlin dsl #275
Update to stable kotlin dsl #275
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New to kotlin and trying to decipher this syntax.
I can tell
closure
is a function parameter andUnit
means no return value, but am not sure whatNamedDomainObjectContainerScope<ExecutableLocator>.()
means. And what doesthis
refer to?Seems
NamedDomainObjectContainerScope<ExecutableLocator>.() -> Unit
takes no parameter, but whyclosure
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In Kotlin
NamedDomainObjectContainerScope<ExecutableLocator>
on the 2nd line is so-called receiver.In
closure: NamedDomainObjectContainerScope<ExecutableLocator>.() -> Unit
closure parameter is a kind of 'extension' method, that would be executed on the appropriate receiver.Back from bottom to top:
and when we look inside 'plugins' definition:
indeed, tools.plugins parameter is of type NamedDomainObjectContainer.
So, back from top to bottom. The parameter tools.plugins of type NamedDomainObjectContainer would be configured with closureOf, it becomes this in the bottom line, where it is used as a factory method parameter. Factory method instantiates an object that would be configured by closure parameter of the top line.
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Thanks for the detailed explanation!
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An additional extension was added to the task container in 1.0.3. So in order to deal with ambiguity in method resolution I had to explicitly qualify the
tasks
property.