I declared Int in shared kmm model I am successfully able to use that in Android but in iOS we have ...

# multiplatform

[anuj]

I declared Int in shared kmm model I am successfully able to use that in Android but in iOS we have kotlinInt how to convert it in string in iOS I am new in iOS

[anuj]

Getting type of expression in ambitious

[wbertan]

Our case they are coming as Int32, but in Swift you can do like Int(valueFromKotlinWhichIsInt32)
Same the opposite n case you need to send something to Kotlin and the argument is type Int32 : Int32(swiftIntValue).

[anuj]

@wbertan I am getting as KotlinInt I don't know why and conversation not working

[wbertan]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-objc-interop.html#function-types
🤔 Maybe can try that parse?

[Karel Petránek]

Note that KotlinInt derives from NSNumber so you can use all the methods and tricks described here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsnumber

[anuj]

@Karel Petránek but it's SharedInt in my case

[anuj]

[saket]

Shared is a prefix for all your generated classes because that's the name of your multiplatform framework. Look at those swift_name attributes.

[Karel Petránek]

Right, in ObjC it is prefixed by the module name, in your case Shared, in Swift it is prefixed with Kotlin (you can see it in the swift_name annotation)

[Diogo Ribeiro]

I suggest you take a look at the Swift language itself first. Doing do, you would overcome all conversion type issues involve with KMM easily.