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The trailing comma in a key-value list for initializing a dictionary in modern ObjC is legal:
NSDictionary *undoRootDict = @{ UndoFileVersionKey : @(kUndoFileCurrentVersionNumber), UndoFileUsedSymbolicLinksKey : @(WantSymbolicLink), UndoFileProcessedPairsKey : processedPairs, };
iSwift only allows this construct when the trailing comma is deleted:
NSDictionary *undoRootDict = @{ UndoFileVersionKey : @(kUndoFileCurrentVersionNumber), UndoFileUsedSymbolicLinksKey : @(WantSymbolicLink), UndoFileProcessedPairsKey : processedPairs // <- here! };
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The trailing comma in a key-value list for initializing a dictionary in modern ObjC is legal:
iSwift only allows this construct when the trailing comma is deleted:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: