How does Android Studio Compiler generate method name for var editText by mutableStateOf("") automatically?

When I compile Code A, I get an error, the system prompt me exists a method name setEditText.

But fun setIsShowEditDialog(isShow:Boolean) is OK without prompt exists a method name setIsShowEditDialog, why?

I have to change fun setEditText(input:String) to fun set_EditText(input:String), it's OK to compile.

But Android Studio prompt me a warning information: Function name 'set_EditText' should not contain underscores , why ?

Code A

class EditDialogState private constructor(context: Context) {

    var isShowEditDialog by mutableStateOf(false)
        private set

    var editText by  mutableStateOf("")
        private  set

    fun setIsShowEditDialog(isShow:Boolean) {    //It's OK
        isShowEditDialog = isShow
    }

    fun setEditText(input:String) {             //Compile Error
        editText = input
    }
}

The answer is in the implementation details of Kotlin property setter and getter method names.

class MyTemp {
    var showEditDialog by mutableStateOf(false)
        private set

    var isNewShowEditDialog by mutableStateOf(false)
        private set

    // Will give error
    fun getShowEditDialog(): Boolean {
        return true
    }

    // Will give error
    fun setShowEditDialog(isShow: Boolean) {}

    // Will give error
    fun isNewShowEditDialog(): Boolean {
        return true
    }

    // Will give error
    fun setNewShowEditDialog(isShow: Boolean) {}
}

We can see special handling for variables with the prefix "is".
This causes the difference you are observing.
This is applicable to other types as well like strings.