I also agree, since all methods already exist in NSDate. Conforming it to
Comparable and Strideable is just making interface more in line with Swift
spirit.
> On Dec 6, 2015, at 11:05 AM, Brent Royal-Gordon via swift-corelibs-dev
> wrote:
>
>> I agree that it makes perfect sense for NSDate to
Hi Chris,
Thanks for bringing this idea to the list.
Is NSDate really the only thing that we want to conform to comparable, or is
there a set of classes which should do so? I’d like to think about the larger
set of consequences here (and if possible, deal with one coherent answer for
all of Fo
Seems to me that anything with `-compare:` could conform to Comparable. The
list, however, is surprisingly short, and half bridge over to native Swift
types that are already Comparable:
- [NSDate compare:]
- [NSIndexPath compare:]
- [NSNumber compare:]
- [NSString compare:]
Looks like NSIndexPa
