I am trying to filter a list based on a condition that a property inside the list is an enum type. But I get an error on the filter function. Can anyone tell me how to resolve this error and why it is happening?
Type inference failed. The value of the type parameter T should be mentioned in input types (argument types, receiver type or expected type). Try to specify it explicitly.
My code is below:
data class Person(
val name: String,
val ageInDays: Int,
val currentStatus: List<Status>,
)
data class Status(
val name: String,
val activity: Activity
)
enum class Activity {
COOK,
CLEAN,
SLEEP,
}
fun main() {
var build = listOf(
Person("abc", 3655, listOf(
Status("abcProc1", Activity.COOK),
Status("abcProc2", Activity.CLEAN),
Status("abcProc2", Activity.SLEEP),
)
),
Person("ghi", 500, listOf(
Status("ghiProc", Activity.COOK),
Status("ghiProc", Activity.SLEEP),
)
),
Person("def", 1000,listOf(
Status("defProc", Activity.SLEEP)
)
)
)
println(build.filter { it.currentStatus.contains(Activity.CLEAN) })
}
CodePudding user response:
currentStatus
is a List<Status>
. The only type of object that could be in the list is a Status (or subtype thereof). So it doesn't make sense to call contains
on the list with an argument that is not a Status. An Activity is not a subtype of Status.
Assuming you want to filter your list of Status to only include instances of Status for which the activity
property is Activity.CLEAN
, you would do it like:
build.filter { it.currentStatus.any { status -> status.activity == Activity.CLEAN } }
or slightly less efficient but possibly clearer logic:
build.filter { it.currentStatus.map(Status::activity).contains(Activity.CLEAN) }