kotlin-stdlib/kotlin.reflect/KClass/qualifiedName

qualifiedName

expect abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

This property is currently not supported in Kotlin/JS and Kotlin/Wasm. In Kotlin/Wasm, however, it could be enabled using compiler options. Please refer to the documentation for these targets for more details.

Since Kotlin

1.0
actual abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

This property is currently not supported in Kotlin/JS.

Since Kotlin

1.1
actual abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

Since Kotlin

1.0
actual abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

Since Kotlin

1.3
actual abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

By default, this property is not supported in Kotlin/Wasm and using it will result in a compilation error. To enable fully qualified names, -Xwasm-kclass-fqn compiler flag should be specified. That, however, may increase the size of the linked executable.

Since Kotlin

1.8
actual abstract val qualifiedName: String?(source)

The fully qualified dot-separated name of the class, or null if the class is local or a class of an anonymous object.

By default, this property is not supported in Kotlin/Wasm and using it will result in a compilation error. To enable fully qualified names, -Xwasm-kclass-fqn compiler flag should be specified. That, however, may increase the size of the linked executable.

Since Kotlin

1.8