Serious compile issues about oauthswift HOT 7 CLOSED

I believe related:

When I open the Demo in the newest version of xCode 6.2 (6C131e), I also get a lot of compile errors. Many are in the OAuth1 and OAuth2 due to the use of as!. When I remove the exclamation, the errors go away, except for a few:

Cannot downcast from 'UIViewController?' to non-@objc protocol type 'WebViewProtocol'

on the line:

if let webView = self.webViewController as WebViewProtocol {

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Same issues here. Xcode Version 6.2 (6C131e) as well. I'm assuming the master build has been upgraded for Xcode6.3/iOS 8.3, hence the errors?

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How to build this with 6.1.1, I am getting the following errors for length & size methods in String+OAuthSwift.swift

'String' is not convertible to 'Range<I>'

Update: Use https://github.com/WazzeZ/OAuthSwift fork for xcode 6.1 and 6.2

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SUPPORT FOR BEFORE SWIFT 1.2

There are a few main types of errors. First, the down casting he does looks like this:
as! String
Which will make an error. What you have to do is write this:
as String!

Next error is what danshev said:
if let webView = self.webViewController as? WebViewProtocol
Has an error. Easiest way to fix this is to go to OAuthWebViewController.swift and find this piece of code on line 13:
protocol WebViewProtocol
and change it to:
@objc protocol WebViewProtocol

Next error is what ramki1979 said: there are some string errors in some files. One you can fix is this:
if count(queryString.utf16) == 0
Just change it to a property, not a function:
if queryString.utf16Count == 0

Bascially, if you ever see
count(stringName.utf16)
Just change it to
stringName.utf16Count

Also another example under String+OAuthSwift.swift you will find this:
func length()->Int{ return count(self) }

which should just return:
return self.utf16Count

Hope I helped you guys. Tell me if I missed anything!

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Ok, almost@ Down to 1 error, tried a number of permutations, still bugs out. Thanks for all your help gabriel-jones.

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Got it! Thanks. Looks clean. Wow, lots of crazy code, what books do you read? This code seems pretty hardcore, how do you keep up with it? Blogs, sites, coders you follow? :-)

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@TarangKhanna please close this old github issue
(only you or project owner can do it)

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