Allow @NSManaged to be applied to methods.

Core Data synthesizes Key-Value-Coding-compliant accessors for @NSManaged
properties, but Swift won't allow them to be called without predeclaring
them.

In practice, '@NSManaged' on a method is the same as 'dynamic', except
you /can't/ provide a body and overriding it won't work. This is not the
long-term model we want (see rdar://problem/20829214), but it fixes a
short-term issue with an unfortunate workaround (go through
mutableOrderedSetValueForKey(_:) and similar methods).

rdar://problem/17583057

Swift SVN r30523
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Jordan Rose
2015-07-23 02:08:55 +00:00
parent d980700f17
commit 0733ba42c9
17 changed files with 161 additions and 80 deletions

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@@ -45,11 +45,12 @@ func method(@#^KEYWORD1^#) {}
@#^KEYWORD2^#
func method(){}
// KEYWORD2: Begin completions, 8 items
// KEYWORD2: Begin completions, 9 items
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: available[#Func Attribute#]; name=available{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: objc[#Func Attribute#]; name=objc{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: noreturn[#Func Attribute#]; name=noreturn{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: IBAction[#Func Attribute#]; name=IBAction{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: NSManaged[#Func Attribute#]; name=NSManaged{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: inline[#Func Attribute#]; name=inline{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: nonobjc[#Func Attribute#]; name=nonobjc{{$}}
// KEYWORD2-NEXT: Keyword/None: warn_unused_result[#Func Attribute#]; name=warn_unused_result{{$}}