I have a problem with converting function written in java to Kotlin specific.
Here is written in Java:
private boolean isOldOemCommissioningFormat(byte[] assetData) {
if (assetData == null
|| assetData.length < mAssetDataDelimeterByteCount + mAssetDataOwnerIdByteCount + mAssetDataIdLeadingZerosByteCount + mAssetDataIdByteCount)
return false;
int oemMarkerIndex = mAssetDataDelimeterByteCount + mAssetDataIdLeadingZerosByteCount + mAssetDataIdByteCount;
if (assetData[oemMarkerIndex] == PARTIAL_OEM_MARKER || assetData[oemMarkerIndex] == FULL_OEM_MARKER)
return ((assetData[oemMarkerIndex + 1] >> 6) & 0x01) == 0;
return false;
}
However, when i am converting to Kotlin using Android Studio IDE converter it gives me this:
private fun isOldOemCommissioningFormat(assetData: ByteArray?): Boolean {
if (assetData == null || assetData.size < mAssetDataDelimeterByteCount + mAssetDataOwnerIdByteCount + mAssetDataIdLeadingZerosByteCount + mAssetDataIdByteCount)
return false
val oemMarkerIndex = mAssetDataDelimeterByteCount + mAssetDataIdLeadingZerosByteCount + mAssetDataIdByteCount
return if (assetData[oemMarkerIndex] == PARTIAL_OEM_MARKER || assetData[oemMarkerIndex] == FULL_OEM_MARKER) assetData[oemMarkerIndex + 1] shr 6 and 0x01 == 0 else false
}
It gives wrong convertion i guess, plus the 'shr' is marked on red as unresolved reference.
How can I convert it properly?
The other variables are:
public static final byte PARTIAL_OEM_MARKER = '#';
public static final byte FULL_OEM_MARKER = '&';
public static final int OEM_COMMISSIONING_CUSTOMER_ID_ENCODING_CHARACTERS_COUNT = 40;
public static final int OEM_COMMISSIONING_CUSTOMER_ID_ENCODING_FIRST_CHARACTER_INDEX = 64;
and
private final int mAssetDataIdLeadingZerosByteCount;
private final int mAssetDataIdByteCount;
private final int mAssetDataDelimeterByteCount;
private final int mAssetDataOwnerIdByteCount;