Description
Hello!
While introducing context parameters in my code, I noticed that ktfmt is not able to handle them on properties (at least properties in classes/interfaces, global scope seems to work for some reason).
Two possible errors are raised:
0
context(Unit)
val someOuterProp: String get() = ""
This is fine.
I use Unit for simplicity's sake, but "real" interfaces exhibit the same behavior.
1
Simple property with context parameter:
interface SomeInterface {
context(Unit)
val someInnerProp: String get() = ""
}error: expected token: 'context'; generated val instead
2
interface BaseInterface {
context(Unit)
open val someInnerProp: String get() = ""
}
interface SomeInterface {
context(Unit)
override val someInnerProp: String get() = ""
}Both of them can, in isolation, cause this:
error: did not generate token "context"
A related issue I could find is #471, but that pertains to methods, not properties.
If I read the KEEP correctly, these cases should be legal, albeit experimental, Kotlin.