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@2 When I start typing a usage of an annotation or its possible values, offer them all according to what was typed, just like what's done for other things (classes, functions, variables...).

An example is RequiresPermission, which has permissions inside of it as parameters.

Andy, this sounds interesting. Let's discuss what is required to support something like this.

This will be available in the next Ladybug canary build.

@5 While I'm happy you did it, I find it weird that you've done it so quickly for such a niche request, while when I requested for Kotlin (have suggestions that make sense for "object ..." like we have for Java's "new ...", for example), I still see Kotlin's support on Android Studio way behind of Java...

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@7 Seems it offers them, but without the extra ones of "anyOf" , "allOf" :

https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/annotation/RequiresPermission#RequiresPermission(kotlin.String,kotlin.Array,kotlin.Array,kotlin.Boolean):~:text=Example%20of%20requiring%20at%20least%20one%20permission%20from%20a%20set%3A

Can you please consider adding them, with being one of the tops? Also can you please add the context menu operations to convert between single, "anyOf", and "allOf" ?