A modern programming language that makes developers happier.

kotlinlang

*EDIT: Solved* :white_check_mark: 

Hey I have an extension function for iOS where I convert `NSData` to `ByteArray`. However when trying to call it from Swift, it doesn’t show up in the function list suggestions
This function has been set in the iOS source set  and I’ve re-compiled both projects again and still not working
Could it be that I might not be thinking of something that needs to be done aside from creating the function and compiling?

The function on iOS source set
```public fun NSData.toByteArray(): ByteArray = ByteArray(this@toByteArray.length.toInt()).apply {
    usePinned {
        memcpy(it.addressOf(0), this@toByteArray.bytes, this@toByteArray.length)
    }
}```

image.png

The call `NSData(data: imageData).toByteArray()`

Huh, the function seems to be generated but its receiver is not `NSData` specifically.. Guess it’s expected, but could it be that is not accessible specifically from `NSData`?

Well, `Data` type doesn’t seem to be working neither

Ah I got it, so it generates a “static class” that you can use to invoke “normal” functions. It doesn’t generate extension functions in Swift

I was trying to call it as an extension function :smile: