Original ObjC/Swift `var`: <https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsexception/1412165...

# ios

[ribesg]

Original ObjC/Swift `var`: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsexception/1412165-callstackreturnaddresses
Generated Kotlin code:

public final val callStackReturnAddresses: kotlin.collections.List<*> /* compiled code */
    @kotlinx.cinterop.ObjCMethod public open external fun callStackReturnAddresses(): kotlin.collections.List<*> { /* compiled code */ }

- Why is the val final? It isn’t in ObjC/Swift
- Why is there an open function with the same name? Does overriding it overrides the val too? How does that work?

[louiscad]

I think @svyatoslav.scherbina might be able to answer.

[svyatoslav.scherbina]

- Why is there an open function with the same name? Does overriding it overrides the val too?

Yes. To override a val, you need to override its accessor(s). callStackReturnAddresses() is the getter.