is there anyother way to use string resources in compose mut

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is there anyother way to use string resources in compose mutliplatform without `moko resources`

Raed Ghazal · Answer

i would love to use moko but its not working for me man facepalming been trying for hours keep saying Expected object SR has no actual declaration in module PrayerCompanionAndroid shared main

Raed Ghazal · Answer

so I was looking if there is any other native way to do it but couldn t find anything

Kilian · Answer

This is just an ide error I have this since a long time and everything just works fine

Raed Ghazal · Answer

it doesn t run

Raed Ghazal · Answer

or idk if I tried honestly sweat smile

Raed Ghazal · Answer

but when I click Rebuild keeps telling me build failed

Kilian · Answer

can you show the log

Raed Ghazal · Answer

yeah well I removed everything and tried to see a native way to do it let me reimplement and share with you

Raed Ghazal · Answer

btw any idea why I get these errors

Kilian · Answer

no sorry never seen this

Raed Ghazal · Answer

oki thanks

Raed Ghazal · Answer

ok trying moko again now

Raed Ghazal · Answer

```Expected object SR has no actual declaration in module <shared debug> for JVM``` here is the error

SanjayKarki · Answer

if you set kotlin version to 1 8 22 it works but if you update beyond this version then you start getting this error its moko issue they need to fix it

zt · Answer

oh I think I actually solved this by adding an explicit dependency on the commonMain source set in the JVM sourceSet `dependsOn commonMain ` it s working for me on 1 9 10

Raed Ghazal · Answer

can you share your code for jvm set I don t have it at all

Raed Ghazal · Answer

```Expected object SR has no actual declaration in module lt shared release gt for JVM Expected object SR has no actual declaration in module lt shared debug gt for JVM``` now its showing this I have 2 build types idk if thats related

Raed Ghazal · Answer

but even when I see the actual implementation I only see iOS can t find anything from android SR = SharedRes

Raed Ghazal · Answer

oh slightly smiling face apparently support for kotlin 1 9 is still pending man facepalming I m using 1 9 10

Raed Ghazal · Answer

Raed Ghazal · Answer

okay this thing is stupid sweat smile I ve wasted hours and it is not stable at all

Raed Ghazal · Answer

I have a strings file in common main that has `test` string and it is generated but when I run the app it shows a random string from my androidApp strings file