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[Dalinar]

@bmsantos thanks, but what I meant is of that class exactly like from the question: qux.getClass().equals(Foo.class), was just wondering if there was a simpler way in Kotlin - i guess something like qux.javaClass === Foo::javaClass is the shortest it can be - but I'm confused if it should be === or ==. I guess from the java code, it should be == (update: nope, that doesn't work - see reply thread)

[bmsantos]

My guess is that == is class loader safe and === is not.

[Dalinar]

yes I was thinking that too, thanks - ok i'll go with ==

[Dalinar]

doesn't seem to work for me == or === - this is the best I could do that works qux.javaClass === Foo::class.java or qux.javaClass.name == Foo::class.qualifiedName