[FIXED] Why can't I remember mutableStateOf Composable Function directly?

Issue

I can have

val composeFunction = remember { mutableStateOf ({}) }

I can have

val composeFF = @Composable { Text("ABC") }
val composeFunction = remember { mutableStateOf (composeFF) }

Why can't I have

val composeFunction = remember { mutableStateOf (@Composable { Text("ABC") }) }

It errors out state

Internal Error occurred while analyzing this expression 
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Type inference failed. Expected type mismatch: inferred type is @Composable () -> Unit but () -> Unit was expected

Solution

Have you tried specifying the type?

val composeFunction = remember { mutableStateOf<@Composable () -> Unit> (@Composable { Text("ABC") }) }

Looks like the compiler cannot infer an ordinary function to something that is supplied with a @Composable annotation

Answered By - z.y
Answer Checked By - Terry (JavaFixing Volunteer)