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

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summary: have added streamdelegate method public func stream(_ astream: stream, handle eventcode: stream.event) swift class , compiled project. while generating project-swift.h, complier failed compile , show error elaborated type refers typedef.

steps reproduce: 1. add streamdelegate swift class. 2. add public func stream(_ astream: stream, handle eventcode: stream.event) class. 3. compile project.

expected results: project-swift.h file should compiled properly.

actual results: error on project-swift.h file @ line : - (void)stream:(nsstream * _nonnull)astream handleevent:(enum nsstreamevent)eventcode;

temporary fix: if remove enum keyword on project-swift.h @ of - (void)stream:(nsstream * _nonnull)astream handleevent:(enum nsstreamevent)eventcode;, project compiled , build succeeded.

ios version: ios 10 beta 1 xcode version: xcode 8 beta swift version: 2.3 or 3.0

i found work around avoid above error adding @nonobjc keyword in front of func stream(_ astream: stream, handle eventcode: stream.event) in swift class. compiler doesn't included method in project-swift.h file , there no error in project-swift.h while compiling.

@nonobjc public func stream(_ astream: stream, handle eventcode: stream.event) {     //other stuffs }

i don't think proper solution above issue. me don't want call above delegate method objective-c class.

thanks!


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