Scott Berrevoets • 12/15/2014

@objc creates a wrong class name in Objective-C

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The article details a specific compiler bug in Xcode (6.1.1) where using the @objc attribute with a custom name (e.g., @objc(SDCMyLabel)) for a Swift class does not correctly expose that name to Objective-C code. The author explains the problem, provides a reproducible example, and references a related Stack Overflow discussion and a filed radar (rdar://19261044).

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