Open mikart143 opened 1 year ago
It looks like the schedule
methods are only available in Swift, and not Objective-C, which unfortunately means we can't bind them at the moment. I believe there are other DispatchQueue members which may serve a very similar purpose (DispatchQueue.DispatchAfter
for instance) - is there any reason you need the Schedule
methods in particular?
It is kinda annoying that they makes some stuff in Swift only even that they belong to the same class. No particular reason for Schedule
, just learning about making apps for macOS and this is what came to me after googling. All I wanted to do was to execute code in intervals.
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Expected Behavior
Being able to invoke method Schedule from DispatchQueue
Actual Behavior
No implementation present for method Schedule in Dispatch Queue
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