I observe some behavior that is different from what is documented <here> (rather I think the docs ar...

# multiplatform

[curioustechizen]

I observe some behavior that is different from what is documented here (rather I think the docs are missing one case):

interface Foo {
    companion object {
        val x = "SomeValue"
    }
}

When the companion object is inside an interface then I don't see Foo.Companion or Foo.companion.shared.
Instead, the companion object is created at the top level, so the usage is: FooCompanion.shared

[curioustechizen]

In fact this is not restricted to companion objects. It also applies to any inner classes of an interface. One notable example is `sealed interface`s.

[curioustechizen]

sealed class Action {
    data object OnCtaClicked: Action()
    data class OnItemSelected(val index: Int): Action()
}

//Swift
Action.OnCtaClicked()
Action.OnItemSelected(index: 2)

[curioustechizen]

versus interface:

sealed interface Action {
    data object OnCtaClicked: Action
    data class OnItemSelected(val index: Int): Action
}

//Swift:
ActionOnCtaClicked()
ActionOnItemSelected(index: 2)