When i work with swift code in kotlin, the names are usually different (sometimes very different) cl...

# multiplatform

[Raed Ghazal]

When i work with swift code in kotlin, the names are usually different (sometimes very different)
classes, constructor, functions, enums… how can I easily know what the exact corresponding function in kotlin that represent the swift function?


example:
in swift:

Bundle.main.path(forResource: "", ofType: "")

in kotlin its:

NSBundle.mainBundle.pathForResource("","")

but some times its harder to figure, any ideas here?

[ephemient]

look at the names in Objective C

[Raed Ghazal]

ah great advice, thanks!

[Jacob Ras]

In my head NS stands for Not Swift 😉

[Daniel Seither]

You’ve probably already seen this, but for everyone else: one simple way for translating between Swift and Objective-C APIs is to use the dropdown in the top right of the docs.

[Raed Ghazal]

Cool, thanks for the info!

I used chat gpt and it also worked 😆