kotlin-fork/idea/testData/intentions/iterationOverMap/inspectionData/expected.xml

<problems>
    <problem>
        <file>SomeQualifiedExpressionInRange.kt</file>
        <line>4</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="SomeQualifiedExpressionInRange.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>Simple.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="Simple.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>PropertiesNames.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="PropertiesNames.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>Getters.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="Getters.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>DataClassParametersOrder.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="DataClassParametersOrder.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>DataClass.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="DataClass.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>EntriesCallIsMissing.kt</file>
        <line>6</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="EntriesCallIsMissing.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>DataClassFirstNPropertiesUsed.kt</file>
        <line>5</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="DataClassFirstNPropertiesUsed.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
    <problem>
        <file>CaretOffset.kt</file>
        <line>6</line>
        <module>light_idea_test_case</module>
        <entry_point TYPE="file" FQNAME="CaretOffset.kt" />
        <problem_class severity="WARNING" attribute_key="WARNING_ATTRIBUTES">Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</problem_class>
        <description>Simplify 'for' using destructing declaration</description>
    </problem>
</problems>