Is there a good way to get Context when I use Jetpack Compose?

I hope to get Context in @Composable function, but Code A is wrong.

At present, I have to use Code B to get Context.

I think Code B is not good, is there other way to get Context in @Composable function ?

Code A

@Composable
fun RecordTitleWithToolBar(){   
      
        IconButton(
            onClick = {
                LocalContext.current.toast(R.string.suggest_share_app)
            }
        ) {

        }
}

Code B

@Composable
fun RecordTitleWithToolBar(){   

        val context= LocalContext.current

        IconButton(           
            onClick = {
                context.toast(R.string.suggest_share_app)             
            }
        ) {
            
        }

}