I want to use ArgumentCaptor in kotlin.
What I've done :
val c := ArgumentCaptor<List<MyClass>,
List<MyClass>>.forClass(List<MyClass>::class.java)
but it says
Only classes are allowed on the left hand side of a class literal
How to `List<MyClass>::clas.java` in kotlin
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1 Answers
ArgumentCaptor<List<MyClass>> c = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(List<MyClass>.class);
doesn't compile in Java either, because at runtime <MyClass> isn't part of the type due to erasure.
Instead, consider using com.nhaarman:mockito-kotlin which wraps Mockito with an API more suitable for use from Kotlin.
val c = argumentCaptor<List<MyClass>>()
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