I have updated the project to compile with no warnings with Xcode 9.2 using Swift 4. The biggest change from this was removing the 'characters' view from a string which was deprecated.
I have also fixed the following two issues I found from my usage:
When searching through a long input (>100 characters) the library would trap from an integer overflow occurring in Fuse.swift, line 179. I added a test confirming this behaviour, and fixed it using the overflow safe operator.
maxPatternLength was declared as a property but never actually used, making the search very slow for long inputs. I have used it when creating the pattern tuple in Fuse.swift, line 77.
I have updated the project to compile with no warnings with Xcode 9.2 using Swift 4. The biggest change from this was removing the 'characters' view from a string which was deprecated.
I have also fixed the following two issues I found from my usage:
When searching through a long input (>100 characters) the library would trap from an integer overflow occurring in Fuse.swift, line 179. I added a test confirming this behaviour, and fixed it using the overflow safe operator.
maxPatternLengthwas declared as a property but never actually used, making the search very slow for long inputs. I have used it when creating the pattern tuple in Fuse.swift, line 77.