I need to destruct kotlin nested pairs. How can do this simply without using pair.first/pair.second
val chars = listOf('A', 'B', 'C')
val ints = listOf(1, 2, 3)
val booleans = listOf(true, false, false)
val cib: List<Pair<Pair<Char, Int>, Boolean>> = chars.zip(ints).zip(booleans)
cib.forEach { ((c, i), b) -> // compile error
println("$c $i $b")
}
Not sure if there really is a way of desctructuring a Pair<Pair<*,*>>
straight away, but you could do this:
cib.forEach { (pair, b) ->
val (c, i) = pair
//do stuff with c, i, b
}
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