I have a function which receives a MutableList parameter, which is inside other functions. But this last function does not accept it.
ObtenerUsuarios{ :Adaptador{::LecturaFacturas{::createRecyclerViewA(listdeClientsString) }}}
When I insert the parameter in createRecyclerViewA it says :this sintax is reserverd for future use...
fun crearRecyclerViewA(ListDatosX: MutableList<String>){
var adapter = RecyclerAdapter(ListDatosX)
recyclerA.adapter=adapter
adapter.setOnClickListener {
// Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "${ListDatos.get(recycler.getChildAdapterPosition(it))}", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show() //
var posicion :Int =recyclerA.getChildAdapterPosition(it)
println("$posicion esta es la variable posicion")
VerEnPantalla(posicion) // Despliega opciones para realizar aprobar pago
}
}
CodePudding user response:
::createRecyclerViewA
isn't a function call, it's a function reference - a way of referring to a function as a thing you can pass around. You can't add ()
onto the end - if you want to call the function, you have to use invoke(params)
on the reference
::createRecyclerViewA.invoke(listdeClientsString)
I don't know why you want to do that if you're invoking it right there - just call the function normally, createRecyclerViewA(listdeClientsString)
. But if you are passing function references around, that's how you invoke them