The previous wording referred to a method or property satisfying a
protocol requirement as an "override", which both Clang and the Swift
Clang Importer use internally sometimes. But most people who program
Objective-C (or Swift) don't think of this as an override, so this
document shouldn't use that language. (Thanks, Varun!)
That is: types, globals, C functions, and enumerators, including a
discussion of import-as-member for each. Still more to come:
swift_name for properties, methods, and struct fields.
Includes enums in all their flavors, plus swift_wrapper structs.
Planned future content:
- Methods, initializers, properties
- "Omit-needless-words" rules
- NSError
- Boolean properties
- Inferred default arguments
- Factory methods as initializers
- Protocols (mainly just that they check for collision)
- CF types (low-priority since non-Apple people can't make them)
- Custom names, including import-as-member and import-as-accessor
- swift_private
