What if we told you that while calling, it's not mandatory to pass the parameter in the same sequence that is defined in the function signature? Believe us. With Kotlin's named parameter feature, it's no longer a constraint. Take a look at the following function that has a nickName parameter and the second parameter is message:
private fun logMessageFromMe(nickName: String, message: String) { val onlineUsersList = document.getElementById("chatMessages") val li = document.create.li { div(classes = "sentMessages") { span(classes = "chatMessage") { +message } span(classes = "filledInitialsMe") { +getInitials(nickName) } } } onlineUsersList?.appendChild(li) }
If you call a function such as logMessageForMe(mrssage,nickName), it ...
