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You can swizzle in Swift... http://www.swift-studies.com/blog/2014/7/13/method-swizzling-in-swift
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import Cocoa | |
// Only needed until we have class variables | |
var __SwizzleSayHello = { (who:String) -> String in | |
return "Hello, \(who)" | |
} | |
class Swizzle { | |
//Only needed until we have class variables | |
class var _sayHello : (String)->String { get{ return __SwizzleSayHello } set (swizzle) {__SwizzleSayHello = swizzle} } | |
func sayHello(who:String)->String{ | |
return Swizzle._sayHello(who) | |
} | |
} | |
let immutableInstance = Swizzle() | |
var mutableInstance = Swizzle() | |
//Both print "Hello, World" | |
println(immutableInstance.sayHello("World")) | |
println(mutableInstance.sayHello("World")) | |
Swizzle._sayHello = { (who:String) -> String in | |
return "Howdy, \(who)" | |
} | |
//Both print "Howdy, World" | |
println(immutableInstance.sayHello("World")) | |
println(mutableInstance.sayHello("World")) |
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This is awesome. Method swizzle!