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jpsim commented Dec 4, 2015

I'm wondering what's preferable: having dedicated SwiftDeclaration and ObjCDeclaration structs, or a single Declaration that exposes the joined set of members from both languages, asserting at runtime if trying to get say the ACL of an Objective-C declaration. Sorry for the back and forth on this, it just seems like having that represented in the type system might be adding more complexity when it's not necessary. Thoughts?

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No worries. Sometimes you've got to see the complexity of something before you can simplify it.

I'm not doing much with Objective-C these days and try to leverage Swift's type system as much as possible, but I don't have a real preference here provided that the original issue I raised is addressed: jpsim#87 (comment)

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jpsim commented Dec 4, 2015

Yeah, I hear you, and totally appreciate your work on this. I just want to make sure we're on the right track!

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yoiang commented Mar 16, 2016

Hey y'all, any progress regarding this, #2 and related? Any way I can help?

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