Let's say i have any class, like this one:
class SomeClass(val aThing: String, val otherThing: Double)
Then I use reflection to analyze the fields of this class:
for(field in SomeClass.declaredMemberProperties){
}
How can I check the type of each field?
Since Kotlin does not have fields but only properties with backing fields, you should check the return type of the property.
Try this:
class SomeClass(val aThing: String, val otherThing: Double)
for(property in SomeClass::class.declaredMemberProperties) {
println("${property.name} ${property.returnType}")
}
UPDATE:
If the class does not use custom getters and/or setters without backing fields, you can get the type of the backing field like this:
property.javaField?.type
As a complete example, here is your class with an additional val property called foo with a custom getter (so no backing field is created). You will see that getJavaField() of that property will return null.
class SomeClass(val aThing: String, val otherThing: Double) {
val foo : String
get() = "foo"
}
for(property in SomeClass::class.declaredMemberProperties) {
println("${property.name} ${property.returnType} ${property.javaField?.type}")
}
UPDATE2:
Using String::class.createType()
will return the KType for every KClass, so you can use e.g. property.returnType == String::class.createType()
to find out if it's a (kotlin) String.
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