iOS reserved property name

[brurend]

I had issues with a few variable names that are reserved, I know that plank handle a few of them (id, description), but not all. I had issues with "class" and "continue".

Is there anything that I can do to avoid this problem?

[rahul-malik]

@brurend - Yes we just need to add substitutions for objc reserved keywords. If you'd like to add these cases and put up a PR you can add them here:

https://github.com/pinterest/plank/blob/92c9a3f4719a7bf71b595b2da8e7bcd257c208f5/Sources/Core/StringExtensions.swift

[rahul-malik]

I just put up a PR to address this #79

[brurend]

Thats great, thank you

[rahul-malik]

@brurend @CavalcanteLeo - PR landed. Feel free to build off of the latest master and let me know if this fixes the issue for you! This patch and others will need to go through more stress testing before it's in an official release.

[CavalcanteLeo]

Thank you very much! Just waiting for the release

[CavalcanteLeo]

It still uses class as property. @rahul-malik

[maicki]

@CavalcanteLeo class is not an objc reserved word, it should be totally fine to use it as a property. @class and Class are reserved keywords.