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Get Swifty - Update everything to use ObjC++ or Swift contexts explicitly #121
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Also probably resolves #80. |
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How long does it take to merge a fix? This is a very useful plugin and I'd like for it to work within swift contexts. |
Get Swifty - Update everything to use ObjC++ or Swift contexts explicitly
This is awesome. Thanks! |
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Don't you guys want to make a release (1.4.0?) so we can install/update this using |
Thanks @tomaskraina – I'll get right on that. |
Thank you!
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Adding a
po
-like shortcuts to runexpression
in either a Swift (pswift
) or ObjC++ (pobjc
) context, rather than use the language of the current frame. Currently if you're trying do do something likepo [UIViewController _printHierarchy]
and you're not in an ObjC frame, the expression won't parse/run. It's potentially useful if you're trying to re-use commands and you're potentially going to change between languages in the meantime.Mainly trying to fix commands like
pvc
that end up on the fast track to Failtown when run from a breakpoint in Swift code.