Swift 3 support
nikita-leonov opened this issue · 5 comments
Is anyone working on Swift 3 support? If not I am ready to jump on this task.
It seems no source-code changes needed this time, only project file settings change.
After further investigation it seems nothing need to be done, just documentation need to be updated that current cocoapods seamlessly works with Swift 3 :) 🎉
I am actually having a bit of an issue with my Swift 3 project and wanted to know if you might be able to provide some insight. This issue I am seeing is a compiler waring message, which does not prevent the app from compiling and running, but I wanted to see if there is a way to fix whatever is causing the compiler warning message. This is the message I am seeing. There are a total of 116 compiler warnings for 4 gauges that are in the app I am building. Researched the error with no luck so far. Any ideas? So far the only thing I have done is create the views for the gauges, changed the class to Gauge, connected the outlets to the TableView Controller Custom Cell, and this is what I am seeing.
warning: IB Designables: Ignoring user defined runtime attribute for key path "borderWidth" on instance of "GaugeKit.Gauge". Hit an exception when attempting to set its value: [<GaugeKit.Gauge 0x7f98e5e7fb70> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key borderWidth.
warning: IB Designables: Ignoring user defined runtime attribute for key path "endAngle" on instance of "GaugeKit.Gauge". Hit an exception when attempting to set its value: [<GaugeKit.Gauge 0x7f98e5e7fb70> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key endAngle.
It seems IBDesignable related issue (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26656400/uibutton-with-ib-designable-throws-runtime-attribute-warning-and-does-not-render), I am not using this feature of GaugeKit in my code, so do not have such warnings. Please, post results of your investigation here, so we can fix it.
ps closing this issue for now as there are no blocking issues with use of GaugeKIt with Swift 3.