Well, I guess I’m back to using extensions instead of subclassing:
"However, note that you cannot subclass a Swift class in Objective-C.”
I had assumed that meant a native non-NSObject based Swift class…but I was
wrong. So there…learned something new today.
So never mind!
> On Nov 3, 2015, at 1
I’ve got a bit of a foggy head this morning so perhaps I’m just not thinking
clearly. We are moving our code from Obj-C to swift. All new code is in Swift.
We are hitting an issue with a circular import however.
So here is an example:
App Delegate is still in ObjC, but all new code is written i
