Add java.time.Clock converter
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core/jvm/src/Converters.kt
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| /** | ||
| * Converts this [java.time.Clock][java.time.Clock] to a [kotlinx.datetime.Clock][Clock]. | ||
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| public fun java.time.Clock.toKotlinClock(): Clock = this.let { |
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Why do you use let? Just remove it and return the object directly.
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Could you describe cases when such conversion could be useful? |
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When you have a Java clock (e.g. injected from DI on Android) and you want to pass it to a KMP library using kotlinx-datetime. |
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Adds a function to convert a
java.time.Clockto akotlinx.datetime.Clock.