When a property in Kotlin is turned into Java coun...
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When a property in Kotlin is turned into Java counterpart, a getter and setter pair is generated. But I've found getter for Boolean property doesn't start with
is
instead with
get
. I know Kotlin correctly detects Boolean properties with their getter having
is
prefix. Is it intended? I don't think Kotlin should follow JavaBeans spec thoroughly for the purpose of providing interop with Java,