MCMatan :
When trying to call a java method (constructor in this case) that accepts the type: java.lang.Double?
Example (AuthRequestModel is a Java modal):
AuthRequestModel(amount = 10.toDouble())
Resolves with error:
Type mismatch. Required: Java.lang.Double? Found: Kotlin.Double
What is the correct way of converting from Kotlin Double (or any other primitive) to Java?
For now, I added a conversion method that looks like so:
Imp:
fun Double.asJava(): java.lang.Double = this as java.lang.Double
Usage:
AuthRequestModel(amount = 10.toDouble().asJava())
But this is force casting, and I would assume there is a native way of achieving the same result...
JB Nizet :
If AuthRequestModel was a Java class, you wouldn't be able to use named parameters to call its constructor. My guess is that AuthRequestModel is a Kotlin class which has been poorly translated to Kotlin. Fix the translation so that it uses a plain Double or Double?.