Nested lambda calls in Kotlin

问题

When nesting lambda calls in Kotlin, how can I unambiguously refer to child's and parent's it element? For instance:

data class Course(var weekday: Int, var time: Int, var duration: Int)
var list1 = mutableListOf<Course>()
var list2 = mutableListOf<Course>()
// populate list1 and list2
// exclude any element from list1 if it has the same time and weekday as any element from list2
list1.filter { list2.none{it.weekday == it.weekday && it.time == it.time} }

回答1:

it always refers to the innermost lambda's parameter, to access outer ones, you have to name them. For example:

list1.filter { a -> list2.none { b -> a.weekday == b.weekday && a.time == b.time} }

(You could leave the inner one as it, but it's a bit nicer if you name that too, in my opinion.)

Edit: @mfulton26 linked the relevant documentation below, see that for more details.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43042385/nested-lambda-calls-in-kotlin