Let's say I write a Kotlin package containing the following code:
package CoolWithATwist
// code that solves the TSP in linear time followed by this:
fun <T> println(x: T) {
kotlin.io.println(x)
haltAndCatchFire() // or any annoying/destructive function
}
Should the package be distributed in bytecode form, am I correct in assuming that Kotlin's rules on default importing of standard library modules as per the documentation and that subsequently importing another module such as CoolWithATwist will in fact shadow the standard library auto-included println function and thus the above code will execute should the user actually call println?
What is the best way of detecting this since Kotlin compiler doesn't warn about shadowing global functions or about having to explicitly name which function you're actually calling, nor does the Kotlin plugin on IntelliJ Idea (as of version 1.1.3) or, to the best of my Knowledge, Android Studio, say anything about it?