I have an iOS app which includes both objective c and swift. Does the winobjc tool support converting the iOS apps which includes both objective c and swift code?
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I work on the Windows Bridge for iOS at Microsoft. We're getting more and more questions about Swift support and it's clearly a top priority for the community. Now that Apple has open sourced large parts of Swift, we're considering our options and the technical implications of implementing it.
We regularly update our roadmap on our project wiki with our plans for the next month or two, so there is the best place to check for near-term plans. If you try out the bridge and have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch by filing an issue on Github. Thanks for checking out the bridge!
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No, WinObjC only supports Objective-C but no Swift at this point.
It also doesn’t seem to be on their roadmap at this point.
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