Update NSIndexSet enumeration snippets to Swift #55
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Actually we should probably update the comments in the objective-c Foundation to have both objc and swift examples for not just this but all examples. |
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Update NSIndexSet enumeration snippets to Swift
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[swiftpm] Update to latest master
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Use the SwiftPM overrides consistently
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[pull] swiftwasm from master
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The code snippets in NSIndexSet's comments are currently written in Objective-C. Even though this code does not execute on Swift Foundation, I have tried it with Foundation on OS X in a playground and it executes as you would expect from the Obj-C snippet.