I have an Objective-C project with 1 Swift class. This class is using a framework that is also written in Swift. (Used CocoaPods to include the framework)
My problem is that the -Swift.h file is exporting my extensions that adhere to protocols in the framework. Now when I try to import the -Swift.h file in the Objective-C, it complains that that the protocol definitions cannot be found.
I don't want these extensions exported. They are only used in this class. I can't use private or fileprivate for extensions that declare protocol conformances. I also tried adding @nonobjc before the extension declaration (which cascaded warnings into my methods) and it was still exported.
Here are my extensions:
extension MessagingExperience: MessagingDelegate {
...
}
extension MessagingExperience: MessagingNotificationDelegate {
...
}
And generated header:
@interface MessagingExperience (SWIFT_EXTENSION(Reference_App)) <MessagingDelegate>
- (void)MessagingObseleteVersion:(NSError * _Nonnull)error;
- (void)MessagingError:(NSError * _Nonnull)error;
@end
@interface MessagingExperience (SWIFT_EXTENSION(Reference_App)) <MessagingNotificationDelegate>
- (BOOL)shouldShowMessagingNotificationWithNotification:(MessagingNotification * _Nonnull)notification SWIFT_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT;
- (void)messagingNotificationTapped:(MessagingNotification * _Nonnull)notification;
- (UIView * _Nonnull)customMessagingNotificationViewWithNotification:(MessagingNotification * _Nonnull)notification SWIFT_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT;
@end
Errors produced by including the -Swift.h in an Objective-C class:
Cannot find protocol declaration for 'MessagingDelegate'
Cannot find protocol declaration for 'MessagingNotificationDelegate'
Is there a way to prevent this from being in the header?
Thanks.
