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Sam Shaikh
Sam Shaikh

Reputation: 1646

How to use a POD which is compiled in Swift 3.0, into a Project made in 2.2?

I made my project in 2.2. Now I want to use a library which is compiled in 3.0. how can I use it.

I tried making legacy to NO and YES, and Unspecified, but not working. If I do Yes, it gives lots of errors as code is in 3.0, and I want 2.2 as base.

NOw what should I do

 pod 'EZSwipeController'

Its screenshot of document.

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This is library

Upvotes: 0

Views: 162

Answers (2)

Rajat
Rajat

Reputation: 11127

You can do this, I am using a Swift 2.2 code in my project and i have installed EZSwipeController using pods and project is running successfully.

Here is what you needs to be done,

First select your Project

Check the screenshot

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Then in the Build setting for the target set Use Legacy Swift Language Version to yes, like this

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Now from the side navigation select Pods and then select EZSwipeController, like this

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set Use Legacy Swift Language Version to yes.

By making this changes it will work.

Upvotes: 1

hnh
hnh

Reputation: 14815

The answer to this is pretty simple: You can't mix Swift 2 and Swift 3 codebases. Either you upgrade your project to Swift 3 (which probably makes sense anyways), or you backport the library you want to use to Swift 2.

Upvotes: 1

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