fun main() {
data class seriesData(
var seriesName: String = "",
var bookListEntries: MutableList<Int> = arrayListOf() {}
var mySeriesData: MutableList<seriesData> = ArrayList()
for (i in 0..5) {
var myString: String = "series" + i.toString()
mySeriesData.add(seriesData(seriesName = myString,
bookListEntries = ArrayList()))
}
// I want to find an occurrence of one of the strings
println(mySeriesData.seriesName.indexOf("series2"))
// The last statement always gives me unresolved reference on seriesName
}
I have tried several variations of the above including putting the two variables in the body of the data class with a dummy key and using "it." with no success. I am new to Kotlin. I know some of the above code can be streamlined, but I broke it out to help clarify the steps.
This indexOf function is gives you entire data class not a single value under the data class
For example
If you have below data class
data class seriesData(
var seriesName: String = "",
var bookListEntries: MutableList<Int> = arrayListOf(),
)
And you run the loop on this data class for fill the value of variables under the data class
val mySeriesData: MutableList<seriesData> = ArrayList()
for (i in 0 .. 5) {
var myString: String = "series" + i.toString()
mySeriesData.add(
seriesData(
seriesName = myString,
bookListEntries = ArrayList()
)
)
}
And now you wants to know that which is the index of "series2"
value
Then you need a entire data class for that
in the indexOf function you need to pass entire data class like this :
mySeriesData.indexOf(seriesData("series3", ArrayList()))