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Extensions for 'Path' from JDK7 #2
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| import java.util.stream.Collectors | ||
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| /** Converts a path string to a [Path]. */ | ||
| inline fun String.toPath() = Paths.get(this) |
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Consider also pathOf(String): Path and pathOf(vararg String): Path functions.
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Is there any progress on it? |
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Starting from 1.4.20, Kotlin provides experimental extensions for So, I'm closing this PR as obsolete. |
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This is a work in progress.
The current version is basically a copy/paste of the extensions we use internally. I think this already allows for much better code than
Files.foo(Files.bar(...), Files.boo()). However, there's also an option of mirroring the API Kotlin provides forFile.I'm not sure which way is best, what do you think?