Nicolay Mitropolsky

Created July 04, 2018 10:25

> expression has no access to `getNode()` It is really strange, `KtExpression` inherits from `PsiElement` and `getNode` is a method of base `PsiElement` along with `accept` for visitors

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Created July 03, 2018 16:22

expression.getNode().getFirstChildNode() should work. Also, you could pass a visitor to the `accept` method to get inside the expression (probably you should use recursive visitor)

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Created July 03, 2018 06:19

Hi! I usually do it somehow like this: annotationEntry.valueArguments.firstOrNull { it.getArgumentName()?.asName?.asString() == name }?.getArgumentExpression()  

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Created June 29, 2018 11:48

Current status is (for IDEA 2018.2 and Kotlin 1.2.50) : EntityManager.createQuery and other such methods works, but there are some issues with string concatenation KT-13233  Spring JPA Repositorie...

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Created May 07, 2018 10:04

Annotation entry for Kotlin - is a call expression, so `getValueArguments` should work to get passed arguments

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Created May 07, 2018 08:58

 You should better operate `KtNamedFunction`, and get annotations via `getAnnotationEntries`. LightMethods were designed to provide in-IDE interop with Java, so yes, they could be not fully support...

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Created May 07, 2018 08:32

You could use KtFunction. But it is not very clear how you actually get Light-elements? If you are writing an inspection you'll get Kotlin source elements (KtClassOrObject, KtFunction etc) and to g...

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Created May 03, 2018 10:35

I've actually created an issue in the Kotlin bug tracker for your initial problem. But employing `KtClassOrObject` should work anyway. 

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Created May 01, 2018 05:50

It could be impossible to get `KtClassOrObject` from `getSuperTypeList`  but you could rely on `KtTypeReference` and resolve it to a full name. I am sorry I cant provide an exact code right now,  b...

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Created April 30, 2018 14:11

Looks like  `KtLightClass` will properly work only for JVM-platforms. You could try using `KtClassOrObject` with `getSuperTypeList` instead.

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