How can I convert a string to random multi case register string in Kotlin?
Example:
Not able to take permission in kotlin
@Composable
fun LocationPermission(Utilities: Utilities,
context: Context) {
val requestPermissionLauncher = rememberLauncherForActivityResult(contract = ActivityResultContracts.RequestPermission(),
onResult = {permission
->
if(permission[android.Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION] == true
&&
permission[android.Manifest.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION] == true)
})else{
requestPermissionLauncher.launch(android.Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)
}
This composable is not working please help
Stop iterating when first success in collection
I wonder if there is a more idiomatic/concise way to return to the first success result or the last failure.
Kotlin – stop iterating when first success in collection
I wonder if there is a more idiomatic/concise way to return to the first success result or the last failure.
Kotlin Barcode Script to Cut the Code (AndroidStudio)
I would like to have a function which, when I scan a barcode and the digits
the digits “0944” appear the following things are cut off:
How to put json string data with incremental keys as IDs into data class
I have a piece of json string from my ktor response.body
kotlin how to put json string data with incremental keys as IDs into data class
I have a piece of json string from my ktor response.body
The difference between val and var for a Getter property
class Age(var second: Int) { var age: Int = 4 val isYoung // backing field is not generated. get() = age < 30 // var isYoung // why is backing filed generated automatically here? // get() = age < 30 // Property must be initialized } Before I asked this question I read a similar […]
The difference between val and var in Getter
class Age(var second: Int) { var age: Int = 4 val isYoung // backing field is not generated. get() = age < 30 // var isYoung // backing filed is generated automatically????? // get() = age < 30 // Property must be initialized } Before I asked this question, I read a similar question, but […]
The difference between val and var in Getter
class Age() { var age: Int = 4 val isYoung get() = age < 30 // var isYoung get() = age < 30 // Property must be initialized Hello, I have a question about Kotlin’s Getter. When using get() in the property of class, val has no problem, but var has a Property must be […]