Update XLFormRowDescriptor.m

[bagatte]

@mats-claassen That's the correct fix for the issue I've opened a few weeks ago. This way custom cells with xib files can be declared using <Class>.self or "<Class>". It's much cleaner than using NSStringFromClass as you've implemented in the other fix:

XLFormViewController.cellClassesForRowDescriptorTypes()[XLFormRowDescriptorTypeRate] = XLFormRatingCell.self

or

XLFormViewController.cellClassesForRowDescriptorTypes()[XLFormRowDescriptorTypeRate] = "XLFormRatingCell"

I would revert the change done in d8ece14 and use this one.

[mats-claassen]

@bagatte Have you tested if the examples work with this? Not only he Swift Examples which were changed in the other PR but also the ObjC examples which also use NSStringFromClass?

[bagatte]

@bagatte Have you tested if the examples work with this? Not only he Swift Examples which were changed in the other PR but also the ObjC examples which also use NSStringFromClass?

Yes, it works! In Swift, NSStringFromClass is not gonna work anymore. I think that’s fine because it’s not a very good practice to do that in Swift but I can add that as well if you want me to.

[bagatte]

@mats-claassen I've updated this PR to also support NSStringFromClass(<Class>.self) definition. It's supported in both Objective-C and Swift. Also, the nice thing with this change is that now in Objective-C is possible to use [<Class> class] or NSStringFromClass([<Class> class]).