A 'alternative' way to print out dictionaries and arrays in Swift if you don't like the default output

ObjectOutput.swift

/**
* Usage: toString(object)
*/

public func toString(object: AnyObject) -> String {
    return toString(any: object, indent: 0)
}


private func indented(count: Int, string: String) -> String {
    return String(count: count, repeatedValue: Character("\t")) + string
}
private func toString(array array: [AnyObject], indent: Int) -> String {
    var result = indented(indent, string: "[\r\n")
    array.forEach { result += toString(any: $0, indent: indent + 1) }
    result += indented(indent, string: "]\r\n")
    return result
}
private func toString(dictionary dictionary: [String: AnyObject], indent: Int) -> String {
    var result = indented(indent, string: "{\r\n")
    dictionary.forEach { key, value in
        result += indented(indent+1, string: "\(key):")
        result += toString(any: value, indent: indent+1)
    }
    result += indented(indent, string: "}\r\n")
    return result
}
private func toString(any any: AnyObject, indent: Int) -> String {
    var result = ""
    if (any is [AnyObject]) {
        result += toString(array: (any as! [AnyObject]), indent: indent)
    } else if (any is [String: AnyObject]) {
        result += toString(dictionary: (any as! [String: AnyObject]), indent: indent)
    } else {
        result += indented(indent, string: "\(any)\r\n")
    }
    return result
}