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Is there a way to have different input types for setters? For example,
```var bar: String = "5"
var foo: String
    get() { return bar }
    set(value: String) { bar = value }
    set(value: Int) { bar = value.toString() }
    set(value: Float) { bar = round(value).toInt().toString() }```

there's a compiler plugin for this, but I think it's not been officially announced <https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/tree/master/plugins/assign-plugin>

It'll be used in an upcoming Gradle release

Try taking a look at this PR <https://github.com/gradle/gradle/pull/22240>

Thanks <@U01681FLZC2>, I might wait for the release unless I get impatient.

I think <https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-4075/Allow-setters-overloading-for-properties> is a better fit for this request

the assignment plugin is about
```val foo: Property&lt;String&gt;
foo = ...```

Thanks <@UJQB4DJF7>, I like the looks of the setter overloading. It's exactly what I'm looking for but it looks like I'll have to wait. I'm using `setValue` functions at the moment and that will do until this feature eventuates.