Is there a way to get the keypaths to a class’s co...

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[hooliooo]

Is there a way to get the keypaths to a class’s companion object such as this:

class Test {    
    companion object {
        const val A: Int = 0

        const val B: Int = 1

        const val C: Int = 2

        const val DInt = 3

        const val E: Int = 4
    }
}

This companion object will only have constant vals

[diesieben07]

What are "keypaths"?

[Pedro Varela]

Why do you even need to do that

[Pedro Varela]

that is a swift concept @diesieben07

[Pedro Varela]

https://www.hackingwithswift.com/example-code/language/what-are-keypaths

[diesieben07]

The Kotlin equivalent would be properties, I guess.

val x: KProperty0<Int> = Test.Companion::A
x.get()

[diesieben07]

Or do you actually want to use this from Swift?

[Curtis]

Seems like you could use a data class? Its not 100% clear what the goal is here

[hooliooo]

Ah yeah they’re KProperties here. This is generated code. I just wanted to know if there was a way to get all the companion object’s properties in a simple way. Of course the better way would be an enum class but right now it will be a companion object