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If anyone ever attempting to use this framework in a swift project, NSException can not be directly catched. They have to wrap the try-catch-finally stuff in objective-c code and pass blocks in as parameters from swift, or their programs might be prone to crashing. Ever considered adopting the more usual NSError pattern, which is catchable in swift?
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If anyone ever attempting to use this framework in a swift project, NSException can not be directly catched. They have to wrap the try-catch-finally stuff in objective-c code and pass blocks in as parameters from swift, or their programs might be prone to crashing. Ever considered adopting the more usual NSError pattern, which is catchable in swift?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: