The good old "Condition ... is always false" Warning
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I know. Not a new topic at all. However, I am not after advise how to suppress the warning. But I would like to understand why it is occurring in the first place.
fun Float.someFunction() {
if(this > 0f) {"doSomething"}
}
This gives the well known warning 'Condition 'this > 0f' is always false '. This is in my - possibly naive - understanding obviously wrong.
What happens under hood that leads the compiler to this conclusion? Is there some simple way to explain it?
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It's possible that your IDE is working with some outdated or corrupted cache, which might confuse the analysis engine. I suggest trying this:
File → Cache Recovery → Repair IDE
If the warning is still there, register ian ssue in Kthe TIJ project: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues
It's possible that your IDE is working with some outdated or corrupted cache, which might confuse the analysis engine. I suggest trying this:
File → Cache Recovery → Repair IDE
If the warning is still there, register ian ssue in Kthe TIJ project: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues
I did that and it did not help.
I managed to enter an issue here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/newIssue?draftId=25-6761136 .
However, it is in state “DRAFT”. I fail to see how I can actually submit it. The “Create” Button is always grayed out. Apparently some inpute field hasn't been filled in or something.
OMG! I took the leading “Summary” text in the form as title and the rest of the form IS the summary. Didn't realize that it is an input field. My bad.
I have submitted the issue now.
And we can close this thread now. The problem went away after upgrading to the 2025.2 version.
See my last comment in https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-35329/Erroneous-Condition-...-is-always-false-Warning