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I just ran across something odd.  I have a MPP app that I'm working on that also has an MPP library.  In the app's generated iOS framework I wanted to expose a property from a type in the library.  Something like:
```
class Exports() {
    var libraryTypeA: LibaryTypeA? = null
}
//LibraryTypeA is declared in library as extending NSOBject
class LibraryTypeA(): NSObject(): AnObjCDelegate { 
    //Some methods
}
```
The generated header in the app framework was exposing the type of `libraryTypeA` as NSObject and not `LibraryTypeA`.  The reason I was inheriting from NSObject was because I was implementing a delegate declared in an ObjC Framework (CoreBluetooth).  I'm able to work around this by encapsulating the delegate into an internal object.  Is there a way to force the exported type declaration to be `LibraryTypeA` instead of `NSObject`?

This is well known problem, an indeed reexport like that is currently unsupported. Solution with an internal object delegate shall work, and probably is the best one at the moment.

<@U7X4QQA2Z> I'm not seeing CoreBluetooth in autocomplete. How did you get it to work from Kotlin/Native?

I used ‘import platform.CoreBluetooth.*‘ but you’ll have to build to device only because Bluetooth is not available in the iOS simulator. 