My Swift code property is defined as follows: ```@objc public var isSmartEqualizerEnabled: Bool = fa...

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[markturnip]

My Swift code property is defined as follows:

@objc public var isSmartEqualizerEnabled: Bool = false

Which generates the Obj-C header as:

@property (nonatomic) BOOL isSmartEqualizerEnabled;

However my KNM cinterop generates separate getters and setts for instance:

@kotlin.commonizer.ObjCCallable
public open expect fun isSmartEqualizerEnabled(): kotlin.Boolean { /* compiled code */ }

@kotlin.commonizer.ObjCCallable
public open expect fun setIsSmartEqualizerEnabled(isSmartEqualizerEnabled: kotlin.Boolean): kotlin.Unit { /* compiled code */ }

[markturnip]

Is it possible to configure knp to generate direct property access?

[markturnip]

https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/master/kotlin-native/Interop/Indexer/src/main/kotlin/org/jetbrains/kotlin/native/interop/indexer/Indexer.kt#L989

[Andrei Salavei]

In Obj-C, there is no such thing as property on binary level. 2 methods used instead.
KMM generates header that contains 3 items: getter, setter and property itself (that wraps getter and setter methods), so such expression should be available:

yourObject.isSmartEqualizerEnabled = true

[markturnip]

@Andrei Salavei thanks, so for me the header only contains 2 items - the getter and setter.

[Andrei Salavei]

Just wondering, do you have access to properties from UIKit/Foundation frameworks in Kotlin iOS target?
Something like:

val url = NSURL(string = "<https://google.com/search>")
val isSearch = url.path == "search"

Btw, did you try just using isSmartEqualizerEnabled as a property. What says compiler?

[markturnip]

appears so: