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4 `KotlinPoet` is a Kotlin and Java API for generating `.kt` source files.
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64 modifiers. This ensures compatibility with both standard Kotlin projects as well as projects
70 Most of KotlinPoet's API uses immutable Kotlin objects. There's also builders, method chaining
71 and varargs to make the API friendly. KotlinPoet offers models for Kotlin files (`FileSpec`),
78 take advantage of Kotlin's multiline strings to make this look nice:
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132 fun multiply10to20(): kotlin.Int {
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230 val contentToString = MemberName("kotlin.collections", "contentToString")
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244 import kotlin.IntArray
245 import kotlin.collections.contentToString
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312 It can identify any _declared_ class. Declared types are just the beginning of Kotlin's rich type
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320 val list = ClassName("kotlin.collections", "List")
321 val arrayList = ClassName("kotlin.collections", "ArrayList")
326 val array = ClassName("kotlin", "Array")
346 ```kotlin
351 import kotlin.Array
352 import kotlin.collections.ArrayList
353 import kotlin.collections.List
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384 .addProperty("kotlin", String::class, KModifier.PRIVATE)
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394 private val kotlin: String
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559 identifier characters with double ticks. Suppose your code creates a `MemberName` with a Kotlin
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583 import kotlin.collections.List
592 Although Kotlin's string templates usually work well in cases when you want to include literals into
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980 var android: kotlin.String
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1007 var android: kotlin.String
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1017 inline var android: kotlin.String
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1057 Kotlin 1.4 adds support for functional interfaces via `fun interface` syntax. To create this in
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1351 import kotlin.Int
1352 import kotlin.jvm.JvmName
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1394 import kotlin.Boolean
1395 import kotlin.String
1396 import kotlin.collections.Map
1397 import kotlin.collections.Set
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1449 kotlin-reflect
1453 any [`KType`](https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.reflect/-k-type/), including
1455 on [kotlin-reflect](https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reflection.html#jvm-dependency). `kotlin-reflect`
1461 `kotlin-reflect` is a relatively big dependency though and in some cases it is desirable to remove
1463 for a Gradle plugin that generates Kotlin code). It is possible to do so and still use most of the
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1469 exclude(module = "kotlin-reflect")
1474 The main APIs that require `kotlin-reflect`
1477 If you're calling one of these without `kotlin-reflect` in the classpath and the type is generic
1481 need `kotlin-reflect`. For example:
1483 ```kotlin
1485 // kotlin-reflect needed
1489 // kotlin-reflect not needed