问题
I have two classes, the base class is in Obj-c and the subclass is in Swift.
The Obj-c class uses new XCode 7's lightweight generic feature defined as follows:
@interface BaseController<T: SFObject *> : UIViewController
@property(nonatomic, strong) T model;
@end
That works fine for Obj-c subclasses.
Now for Swift if I define the generic type as I usually do I get the following error:
Cannot specialize non-generic type 'BaseObjcController'.
My second class is defined as follows:
class SwiftController: BaseObjcController<SFUser> {
}
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
回答1:
Update: As of Swift 3, Objective-C lightweight generics are imported into Swift. For more information, see
- SE-0057 Importing Objective-C Lightweight Generics
- Using Imported Lightweight Generics in Swift
Old answer: From Interacting with Objective-C APIs:
NOTE
Aside from these Foundation collection classes, Objective-C lightweight generics are ignored by Swift. Any other types using lightweight generics are imported into Swift as if they were unparameterized.
So this is not possible at present. As you can see from the "Generated Interface" assistant view, your Objective-C class is imported to Swift as
public class BaseController : UIViewController {
public var model: SFObject!
}
This was also discussed in the Apple Developer Forum:
- Objective-C generics not visible from Swift?
Feel free to file an enhancement bug report!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32628297/is-it-possible-for-swift-to-inherit-from-an-lightweight-generic-objective-c-clas