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#!/bin/bash

# Things you should know:
# 1. I'm a terrible bash programmer.
# 2. Call with sudo.
# 3. Pass in the url of the swift .tar.gz release from https://www.swift.org/download/ .
# 4. It checks for an existing file of the same name, and will skip the download if it already exists.
# 5. This will install the Swift directory under /opt/swift-x.y.z... and symlink that to /opt/swift .
# 6. Put /opt/swift/usr/bin in your path and you can easily upgrade Swift to a new release with this script.
# export PATH=/opt/swift/usr/bin:"${PATH}"

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@implementation NSTableView (Reordering)


- (void) moveRowsWithOldObjects:(NSArray*)oldObjects newObjects:(NSArray*)newObjects
{
	NSMutableArray* oldSortedArray = [oldObjects mutableCopy];
	NSArray* newSortedArray = newObjects;
	
	[self beginUpdates];