Project-Swift.h file failed to compile due to "Elaborated type refers to a typedef" error.

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Created Jul ’16

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Summary:

I have added the StreamDelegate method "public func stream(_ aStream: Stream, handle eventCode: Stream.Event)" to my swift class and compiled the project. While generating Project-Swift.h, complier failed to compile and show error as "Elaborated type refers to a typedef".

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Add StreamDelegate to your swift class.

2. Add public func stream(_ aStream: Stream, handle eventCode: Stream.Event) to your class.

3. Compile the project.

Expected Results:

Project-Swift.h file should be compiled properly.

Actual Results:

error on Project-Swift.h file at the line : - (void)stream:(NSStream * _Nonnull)aStream handleEvent:(enum NSStreamEvent)eventCode;

iOS Version: iOS 10 beta 1

Xcode Version: Xcode 8.0 beta

Swift Version: 3.0

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natarajlp14 OP

Jul ’16

I found a work around to avoid the above error by adding the

@nonobjc

keyword in front of "

func stream(_ aStream: Stream, handle eventCode: Stream.Event)

" in my Swift class.

So that the compiler doesn't included that method in

Project-Swift.h

file and there is no error in

Project-Swift.h

while compiling.

@nonobjc public func stream(_ aStream: Stream, handle eventCode: Stream.Event) {  }

I don't think this will be the proper solution for above issue. But for me I don't want to call the above delegate method from my Objective-C class.

is there any other solution to avoid the "Elaborated type refers to a typedef" error?

Thanks!

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