Trying to compile demo code，but tons of compiler errors about charts HOT 9 CLOSED

In the README it specifies Swift 1.2, Xcode 6.3

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@danielgindi I do recommend you consider using Objective-C, not Swift.

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Using ObjC for what?

On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:38 AM, Xuan [email protected] wrote:

@danielgindi https://github.com/danielgindi I do recommend you consider
using Objective-C, not Swift.

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And... What is your recommendation based on? :-)

Swift is a new language yes, and I chose to write the library in it. Nobody force my hand.

Swift has major performance gains, and is compatible with ObjC. Most of my libraries are written in ObjC so you can see I have nothing against it. Event the ChartsDemo project is written in ObjC.

So... ?

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It is unfortunate you are using the swift syntax introduced in Xcode 6.3 as it is still in beta. Any apps that actually want to use your library are SOL until 6.3 gets out of beta.

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It's fine by me, as this library has only been online for a few days, and
should considered beta for at least a few days...

Anyway, Swift 1.2 is a must if you want to fully cooperate with ObjC.

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Sounds good. Thanks for your work -- looks cool and I look forward to using it in the future.

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I see a lot of warning like 'var' parameters are deprecated and will be removed in Swift 3. Can I somehow disable it?

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You can try to compile the latest code - on the latest Xcode.

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