Any way of getting this to work on kotlin native? For example in Swift I can do: ```let label = UIVi...

# kotlin-native

[Christian Sousa]

Any way of getting this to work on kotlin native?
For example in Swift I can do:

let label = UIView()
label.frame.origin.x = ...

I cant seem to find where I can update the x in kotlin..

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Hi there! I suppose you can try something like this:

memScoped {
    val view = UIView()
    val rect = view.frame()
    val oldFrame = rect.getPointer(this).pointed
    oldFrame.origin.x += 10
    val newFrame :CValue<CGRect> = CGRectMake(oldFrame.origin.x, oldFrame.origin.y, oldFrame.size.width ,oldFrame.size.height )
    view.setFrame(newFrame)
  }

This can be an overkill in some moments, but. I’m not sure one can do something easier with CValue<...> .

[Christian Sousa]

Thanks for the answer!
Yeah, what I found is that I could access the values using useContents but found it too cumbersome to work with.
Either way, I was using constraints, so it was just a matter of putting up the constraint for the leftAnchor as a variable and update it accordingly.