Delegate not working in Swift

[mradzinski]

For some reason, it seems that the FCAlertViewDelegate causes issues in Swift. Although FCAlertView class is imported and recognized, as soon as I try implementing the delegate (or inherit from it) Swift reports that the class FCAlertView is not defined anymore, which makes little sense because FCAlertViewDelegate (which is part of the same class) is properly recognized.

I do have FCAlertView.h in my bridging header file, so that's not the issue, and sadly I cannot use the Swift version of this pod because we are still stuck with Swift 2.2 and our guidelines forbid the use of libraries which are not part of CocoaPods

[nimati]

Hi @mradzinski

Intersting, I'll look into it, just wondering, are you using the Swift version of FCAlertView?

[mradzinski]

@nimati Not really, I'm not sure if the Swift version supports Swift 2.2 (yes, we are still stuck with it). Also, we have strict guidelines regarding libraries which are not part of CocoaPods or have no pod-way to install. The Swift version still lacks pod support, so I'm not able to use it.

[nimati]

@mradzinski interesting, the Swift version was contributed by one of FCAlertView's users actually, we're working together to hopefully improve the Swift version in the near future. So right now you're using the Objective-C written version to generate your alert? And the issue is with the delegate functions?

[mradzinski]

Yes @nimati, I'm using the Obj-c version and the issue happens every time I try implementing the FCAlertViewDelegate protocol. If I delete the protocol from my class FCAlertView gets instantly recognized as a valid class, but if I implement FCAlertViewDelegate then FCAlertView fails to be recognized.

[nimati]

Interesting, I'm gonna look into it. In the meantime please send me the screenshot from all the code involved including the bridging header so I can recreate the situation. Cheers! 👍