I have the following code:
class Camera : AsyncActiveInputDevice<Image> {
constructor(inputListener: ((Image) -> Unit)? = null) {
this.inputListener = inputListener
}
override var inputListener: ((Image) -> Unit)?
set(value) {
field = value
TODO("call C/Python implementation")
}
}
And IntelliJ IDEA is suggesting converting the constructor to a primary constructor.
So how to convert this? How to init a property with a setter in a primary constructor? I have tried init
blocks but it then shows an error: "Variable can not be initialized before declaration".
Such a primary constructor would go in the header of the class, like this:
class Camera(inputListener: ((Image) -> Unit)? = null) : AsyncActiveInputDevice<Image> {
override var inputListener: ((Image) -> Unit)? = inputListener
set(value) {
field = value
TODO("call C/Python implementation")
}
}
You can get this conversion done by the IDE by invoking intention actions on the warning (Alt + Enter on Windows, ⌥↩ on macOS), and choosing Convert to primary constructor.