Any chance you will be adding some kotlin convenience code?

[xGnoSiSx]

Any chance you will be adding some kotlin convenience code?

[terzerm]

Thanks for your question. We have not currently planned any such activities.
Can you elaborate a bit more as to which part of the library you would like to be made available in a more convenient way, e.g. with some pseudo code examples?

[xGnoSiSx]

Hi,

Very simple: Operator overloading. Kotlin allows you to define functions with special names to make it possible to define natural mathematical operatos on custom types:
Kotlin reference

This includes, comparison, unary, binary, and augmented assignment operators.

I just picked up this library and will probably be writting those as inline extension helpers for Decimal3f, without changing the library.
Extensions

I can send/upload those, for that datatype and you can just copy/paste and replace for the other types.

Example:

inline fun Decimal3f.plus(b : Decimal3f) : Decimal3f { 
    return this.add(b)
}

And after that, you can write:

var result: Decimal3f = a + b + c + d

You could also add helper extensions for Longs, but these could get tricky.

[xGnoSiSx]

There's also increment operators, but may be difficult to decide the increment step. I'd assume by 1 but others might think that's wrong. You could leave that up for users to define.