in the top example (which compiles correctly in Ko...

# language-proposals

[kevinmost]

in the top example (which compiles correctly in Kotlin ATM), setting timestamp from Java would actually look more like what I proposed (because you'd end up with two overloaded methods, setTimestamp(java.util.Date) and setTimestamp(long)), but in Kotlin you end up with disparate ways to set (timestamp = myTimestampLong or setTimestamp(myDate))