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Is it possible to use JavaScript’s `&gt;&gt;` operator in Kotlin/JS?

Currently, this is my dirty hack:
```
inline infix fun Int.rsh(rhs: Int): Int = eval("$this &gt;&gt; $rhs")
```

Not sure, but what about standard `Int.shr()`?

I’ve checked, `Int.shr()` transpiles directly to `&gt;&gt;`

When I use `x shr y` it says “Unresolved reference: shr”. `x` and `y` are `Byte`s.

But in your example function is for Ints, so Int.shr is the same. Why do you need bytes in JS? As I know there is no byte type in js.
Anyway, Kotlin doesn't have full set of byte operators, you should check this post 
<https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/when-does-bit-fiddling-come-to-kotlin/2249>


I'm working with stuff like `Uint8Array`. Additionally, I'm trying to be platform-independent, so Kotlin types matter.

So for now just convert byte to int, like in “Workarounds for now” paragraph