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Hello guys, let me ask you something.

Can we dynamically create a companion object from a map?

For example, if we have a map with a hundred of keys and values, can we create a companion object so we could use it like the following?

```
println(MyClass.myMapKey1)
println(MyClass.myMapKey2)
...
println(MyClass.myMapKeyN)
```

Maybe somehow a way to eval a code? Or another technique? (I would like to use this with kotlin-dsl.)

My motivation is that I would like to retrieve a map from a properties file (a yaml one), but if possible, I would like to access my keys like if I was using an enum.
Since the nature of this properties could be dynamic and they could change, it’s not a good idea to use a enum or a class with a defined companion object.
We could access this keys as usual `myMap["myMapKey1"], ..., myMap["myMapKeyN"]` but I would like to avoid typos and use it like an enum, improving the experience with autocompletion.

Can we achieve something like that?