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If I have a Java class that defines a getter like `getFoo()`, which gets translated to the `val` `foo`  in Kotlin, is there a way to write an expect class that captures that? If I do:
```expect class F {
   val foo: Int
}```
Kotlin (1.3.61) complains that the matching class in Java (via `actual typealias F = MyJavaClass`) doesn't have that property. Is there some kind of annotation I need to use in my `expect class` to make this work (so that when `val foo` matches up with the Java getter)?

It should just work I think. Is it the IDE or the compiler complaining?

Rip, <https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/expect-actual-using-typealias/15147> .

<https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-15620>

The extension thing worked, but it's pretty meh: <https://github.com/benasher44/uuid/pull/71>

Yeah, you could always go the (possible `inline`) wrapper route, like they did for `Regex`.