chriseidhof

import Foundation
final class Sample: NSObject {
    @objc dynamic var name: String = ""
}

class MyObj: NSObject {
    @objc dynamic var test: String = ""
}

extension NSObjectProtocol where Self: NSObject {

AliSoftware

// When you are in the diff page of a GitHub PR
// And want to hide all the Pods/* files in that diff page, use this:

// Paste that in your Web Inspector's console
var nodes = document.evaluate("//div[@class='file-header' and starts-with(@data-path,'Pods/')]", document, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null );
for(i=0; i<nodes.snapshotLength; ++i) { 
  nodes.snapshotItem(i).parentNode.hidden = true
}

// Or even better, create a bookmark with this code for easy quick access:

neilpa

// Usage

let argv = CStringArray(["ls", "/"])
posix_spawnp(nil, argv.pointers[0], nil, nil, argv.pointers, nil)

// Is this really the best way to extend the lifetime of C-style strings? The lifetime
// of those passed to the String.withCString closure are only guaranteed valid during
// that call. Tried cheating this by returning the same C string from the closure but it
// gets dealloc'd almost immediately after the closure returns. This isn't terrible when
// dealing with a small number of constant C strings since you can nest closures. But