EDIT: Solved :white_check_mark: Hey I have an extension function for iOS where I convert `NSData` ...

# multiplatform

[robercoding]

EDIT: Solved ✅

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?

[robercoding]

The function on iOS source set

public fun NSData.toByteArray(): ByteArray = ByteArray([e-mail]()).apply {
    usePinned {
        memcpy(it.addressOf(0), [e-mail], [e-mail])
    }
}

[robercoding]

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

[robercoding]

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?

[robercoding]

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

[robercoding]

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

[robercoding]

I was trying to call it as an extension function 😄