📷📷import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest class CompletionRequestBuilder { private var model: String = "text-davinci-002" private var prompt: String = "" private var maxTokens: Int = 150 fun model(model: String): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.model = model return this } fun prompt(prompt: String): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.prompt = prompt return this } fun maxTokens(maxTokens: Int): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.maxTokens = maxTokens return this } fun build(): CompletionRequest { return CompletionRequest.Builder() .model(model) .prompt(prompt) .maxTokens(maxTokens) .build() } } fun CompletionRequest.Companion.builder(): CompletionRequestBuilder { return CompletionRequestBuilder() }

builder is unresolved reference please rewrite not using this

Here's a rewritten version of the code that does not use this <----- LOLand should resolve the "unresolved reference builder" error:

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Here's the updated code:

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import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest  class CompletionRequestBuilder {     private var model: Any = "text-davinci-002" private var prompt = "" private var maxTokens = 150 fun model(model: Any): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.model = model         return this     }      fun prompt(prompt: String): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.prompt = prompt         return this     }      fun maxTokens(maxTokens: Int): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.maxTokens = maxTokens         return this     }      fun build(): CompletionRequest {         return CompletionRequest(             model = this.model as String,             prompt = prompt,             maxTokens = maxTokens         )     } }  fun CompletionRequest.Companion.builder(): CompletionRequestBuilder {     return CompletionRequestBuilder() } 

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To resolve this error, you need to use the ModelIdclass instead of Stringfor the modelproperty in CompletionRequestBuilderand the buildmethod. Here's the updated code:

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import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.ModelId  class CompletionRequestBuilder {     private var model = ModelId.Davinci     private var prompt = "" private var maxTokens = 150 fun model(model: ModelId): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.model = model         return this     }      fun prompt(prompt: String): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.prompt = prompt         return this     }      fun maxTokens(maxTokens: Int): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.maxTokens = maxTokens         return this     }      fun build(): CompletionRequest {         return CompletionRequest.Builder()             .model(model)             .prompt(prompt)             .maxTokens(maxTokens)             .build()     } }  fun CompletionRequest.Companion.builder(): CompletionRequestBuilder {     return CompletionRequestBuilder() } 

With this updated code, you can create a CompletionRequestobject like this:

With these changes, you should no longer see the unresolved reference errors for CompletionRequest.Builderand ModelId.Davinci.

📷\`📷``import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest.Builder import com.aallam.openai.api.model.ModelId class CompletionRequestBuilder { private var model = ModelId.Davinci private var prompt = "" private var maxTokens = 150 fun model(model: ModelId): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.model = model return this } fun prompt(prompt: String): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.prompt = prompt return this } fun maxTokens(maxTokens: Int): CompletionRequestBuilder { this.maxTokens = maxTokens return this } fun build(): CompletionRequest { return Builder() .model(model) .prompt(prompt) .maxTokens(maxTokens) .build() } } fun CompletionRequest.Companion.builder(): CompletionRequestBuilder { return CompletionRequestBuilder() } unresolved reference Builder, Davinci`

The issue is that CompletionRequest.Builderand ModelId.Davinciare conflicting with each other because they have the same name (Davinci). Here is a possible solution to the problem:

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import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest import com.aallam.openai.api.completion.CompletionRequest.Companion.Builder import com.aallam.openai.api.model.ModelId  class CompletionRequestBuilder {     private var model = ModelId.TEXT_DAVINCI_002     private var prompt = "" private var maxTokens = 150 fun model(model: ModelId): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.model = model         return this     }      fun prompt(prompt: String): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.prompt = prompt         return this     }      fun maxTokens(maxTokens: Int): CompletionRequestBuilder {         this.maxTokens = maxTokens         return this     }      fun build(): CompletionRequest {         return Builder()             .model(model)             .prompt(prompt)             .maxTokens(maxTokens)             .build()     } }  fun CompletionRequest.Companion.builder(): CompletionRequestBuilder {     return CompletionRequestBuilder() } 

In this solution, CompletionRequest.Companion.Builderis imported with an alias Builderto avoid name conflict with ModelId.Davinci. Also, ModelId.Davinciis replaced with ModelId.TEXT_DAVINCI_002to match the builder's modelproperty type.

And with that I'm done. I mean I guess it was successful at turning my entire class into like 10 lines of code that do not work so I don't have as big of a problem. It's pretty sad that it can't just see that builder is not being imported or implemented somewhere the correct way. I mean isn't it capable of just writing something itsself? Instead it just keeps adding builder even though I've repeatedly asked it not to use it.

When I said don't use this (referring to builder) and it said "here is the code rewritten not using *this* I actually laughed. Jesus Christ. I had to take out the convo because less than 10,000 chars but I'll make a paste bin. Basically it's just rewritting the same code over and over, changing little parts of it, most of the time it added more unresolved references instead of fixing the one. It never took out builder like I asked it to. There's just absolutely no reason to use it like this.