Closed bendparker closed 9 years ago
Hi @bendparker
Sorry for the late reply, were you able to figure this out?
I've heard that to use Swift in ObjC within your project, sometimes you need to add the bridging header for ObjC to Swift. Even if you don't use it, it seems to help in the generation of the Swift header.
If that doesn't work, perhaps you could push your project and I could take a look?
Best,
Logan
I have not gotten it. I moved on to another project but will be circlin back to this shortly.
I'll had he header and see what happens
Thanks, Ben
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On May 19, 2015, at 8:06 PM, Logan Wright notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi @bendparker
Sorry for the late reply, were you able to figure this out?
I've heard that to use Swift in ObjC within your project, sometimes you need to add the bridging header for ObjC to Swift. Even if you don't use it, it seems to help in the generation of the Swift header.
If that doesn't work, perhaps you could push your project and I could take a look?
Best,
Logan
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