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The ObjC class for a Swift class is generated only for compatibility with other ObjC code that needs to interact with Swift. It calls through to the Swift function. While what you’ve done worked in your situation, it won’t always. When Swift code calls Swift code, it calls the C function directly. Also, a Swift class doesn’t necessarily need to interact with ObjC at all, in which case it won’t get an ObjC class generated for it.
We definitely need to work out a game plan to support Swift in Logos (both hooking it and writing code in it), but it seems like we’re going to be waiting for someone to design a hooking platform for it first.
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Even still should we still support the dot operator for hooking classes. Just saying.
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Fair. I'd want to ensure the risk is clear though, somehow.
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Maybe include a warning during compile time that says:
Warning: If you are potentially hooking a swift class unexpected results may occur.
Edit: To be fair also according to the naming conventions of objective c you actually can't even use the dot operator. So possibly we should wait until Swift is a stable api and then look at making a theos for swift.
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Related Issues (20)
- Nullability specifiers not supported in %subclass methods
- Cannot find module ' ./logo.svg' or its corresponding type declarations. HOT 2
- Logos failes to hook NSBundle.bundleIdentifier on iOS 16 HOT 2
- Mixing `}` with `'` results in a false positive missing closure [Beeper] HOT 1
- Request: dot in class name support for %c HOT 4
- `super` in %subclass is dodgy HOT 1
- Nullability specifiers not supported in %property HOT 3
- Add [super ...] calls
- Logos compilation error if multiline comment has //
- Regression in %hookf HOT 4
- Issue when using %property to add NSMutableArray with specified item type HOT 2
- %property crashes when no parameters set HOT 8
- Line comments are incorrectly handled within block comments HOT 2
- Logos produces bad output without newline after imports HOT 1
- %config(generator=Internal) does not work but using `internal` does HOT 1
- [logos] preprocess could not handle comment outed braces correctly. HOT 2
- [Bug]: space/newline in %init causes issues HOT 1
- iOSOpenDev compiles with logos.pl in Xcode 14.1 RC2 with numerous deprecation warnings HOT 2
- Logos fails to parse code with curly braces inside of character literals
- Logos ignores end of block comment if line contains a `//` before block comment terminator HOT 2
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