Convert the method signature to Swift

[Kien Weng Khaw]

Hi,

I encounter problem when trying to convert the following method signature to Swift. It is actually the method that I need to implement for a protocol.

- (void)conversationListViewController:(ATLConversationListViewController *)conversationListViewController didSearchForText:(NSString *)searchText completion:(void (^)(NSSet *filteredParticipants))completion

May I know what is the equivalent of the Swift version?

Thanks. :-)

[Jens Alfke]

On Jun 3, 2015, at 3:14 AM, Kien Weng Khaw <kwk...@gmail.com> wrote:

I encounter problem when trying to convert the following method signature to Swift. It is actually the method that I need to implement for a protocol.

Try command-clicking the protocol name in Xcode; it should open a window showing a Swift translation of its declaration.

I’m just typing this into Mail, but I think the translation would be:

func conversationListViewController(conversationListViewController: ATLConversationListViewController,

didSearchForText searchText: String,

completion: NSSet->( ) )

—Jens

[Kien Weng Khaw]

Hi Jens,

Thanks for your reply.

Thanks for the tips of using command-clicking. I tried, but it does not work. I wonder if this only work for particular cases or should work all the time?

Try command-clicking the protocol name in Xcode; it should open a window showing a Swift translation of its declaration.

At the end, this works.

    func conversationListViewController(conversationListViewController: ATLConversationListViewController, didSearchForText searchText: String, completion: ((Set<NSObject>!) -> Void)?)

Thanks. :-)