Is there a way in kotlin to create a generic property without declaring a class level generic type? Something that looks like this:
interface Generic {
val t: T //I need this type only once, thats why I dont wanna pass in the class level
fun <E> gMethod(e: E) { //This works, so I'm wondering if there's something similiar to properties
}
}
private val <T> List<T>.mutable: MutableList<T>
get() = this.toMutableList()
@Test
fun demonstrate_genericProperty() {
val numbers = listOf(1, 2, 3, 4)
val mutableNumbers = numbers.mutable
println("numbers = ${numbers}")
println("mutableNumbers = ${mutableNumbers}")
println("(numbers === mutableNumbers) = ${(numbers === mutableNumbers)}")
}
