# assign

fun ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for ConfigurableFileCollection.assign(fileCollection: ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for FileCollection)(source)

Sets the ConfigurableFileCollection to contain the source paths of passed collection. This is the same as calling ConfigurableFileCollection.setFrom(fileCollection: FileCollection).

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Property<T>.assign(value: T?)(source)

Assign value: T to a property with assign operator

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Property<T>.assign(value: ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Provider<out T>)(source)

Assign value: Provider to a property with assign operator

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for FileSystemLocation> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for FileSystemLocationProperty<T>.assign(file: File?)(source)

Assign file to a FileSystemLocationProperty with assign operator

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for FileSystemLocation> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for FileSystemLocationProperty<T>.assign(provider: ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Provider<java/io/File>)(source)

Assign file provided by a Provider to a FileSystemLocationProperty with assign operator

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for HasMultipleValues<T>.assign(elements: Iterable<T>?)(source)

Sets the value of the property to the elements of the given iterable, and replaces any existing value

#### Since

8.2

fun <T : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for HasMultipleValues<T>.assign(provider: ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Provider<out kotlin/collections/Iterable<T>>)(source)
fun <K : Any, V : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for MapProperty<K, V>.assign(provider: ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for Provider<out kotlin/collections/Map<out K, V>>)(source)

Sets the property to have the same value of the given provider, and replaces any existing value

#### Since

8.2

fun <K : Any, V : Any> ERROR CLASS: Symbol not found for MapProperty<K, V>.assign(entries: Map<out K, V>?)(source)

Sets the value of this property to the entries of the given Map, and replaces any existing value

#### Since

8.2