Why is kotlin lambda decompiled to java code (Function0) null.INSTANCE
when i declare a property on a class like this:
class xx{
var b:()->Boolean={false}
}
and then decompiled like this:
......
public xxx() {
this.b = (Function0)null.INSTANCE;
}
......
what does (Function0) null.INSTANCE mean? I think it would be:
this.b= new Function0() {
public final Object invoke() {
return false;
}
};
but it is not, why?
Thank!
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The decompiler does not show the correct result: eg. when you do it from JD-GUI you get:
final class xx$b$1 extends Lambda implements kotlin.jvm.functions.Function0<Boolean> {
public final boolean invoke() { return false; }
public static final 1 INSTANCE = new 1();
xx$b$1()
{
super(0);
}
}
public final class xx {
// ... getter and setter
private Function0<Boolean> b = (Function0)xx.b.1.INSTANCE;
}
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