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If I have a `platform.darwin.NSUInteger` that's marked `@UnsafeNumber` , can I know what to put in `actualPlatformTypes` if I want to propagate the `@UnsafeNumber` ?
```  @UnsafeNumber(["what here?"])
  fun stuff(foo: NSUInteger) {
    // stuff
  }```

The format is <https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlinx.cinterop/-unsafe-number/|documented>. So if you know the platform types you could create the strings.

Thing is I'm lazy. Surely someone made it for `NSUInteger` and friends already?

Ideally I was expecting to be able to Ctrl click the `NSUInteger` symbol and copy/paste what's there but it's somehow not there

&gt; Ideally I was expecting to be able to Ctrl click the NSUInteger symbol and copy/paste what’s there but it’s somehow not there
Ah that was indeed what I was expecting as well :sweat_smile:

A quick test and the Apple <https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsuinteger|docs> tell me that only `watchosArm32` and `watchosArm64` use `UInt` the other non-deprecated Apple targets  are using `ULong`.
So in that case the following should be it:
```@UnsafeNumber(["ios_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "ios_x64:kotlin.ULong", "ios_simulator_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "watchos_arm32:kotlin.UInt", "watchos_arm64:kotlin.UInt", "watchos_x64:kotlin.ULong", "watchos_simulator_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "watchos_device_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "tvos_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "tvos_x64:kotlin.ULong", "tvos_simulator_arm64:kotlin.ULong", "macos_x64:kotlin.ULong", "macos_arm64:kotlin.ULong"])```

Hmm not sure but might even be a bug in the Kotlin IntelliJ plugin. The propagate option just adds `@UnsafeNumber` without the values :thinking_face:

:eyes: <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-27285/Propagate-opt-in-requirement-doesnt-add-the-annotation-arguments>