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// Loads the full-sized image ... might be big.
- (void)originalImageWithCompletionHandler:(DownloadedImageCompletionHandler)completionHandler {
	
	// First check to see if this image is cached in memory, if execute the handler passing in the image.
	if (nil != _originalImage) {
		if (completionHandler) {
			completionHandler(self, _photo, _photo.urlOriginal, _originalImage);
			
		}
		

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import Foundation

public struct FeaturedItem {
	public enum ImageSource {
		case Bundled(name: String) // simplified enum with one case to illustrate the bug.
	}
	
	public let localizedTitleImageSource: ImageSource? // This optional causes Swift to barf. If it's non-optional, it compiles fine
	// Workaround in this case is to just use an optional String instead of the enum.
}

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// usage
let pop = PopoverViewController<SomeViewController>()
self.showViewController(pop) // adds pop.view as a subview (stepping over this line reveals that pop.view becomes non-nil)

// -viewDidLoad is not called...

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typealias Boool = Bool? // Can be true, false, or nil

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@implementation UIGestureRecognizer (ForDummies)

+ (instancetype)newWithView:(UIView *)view target:(id)target action:(SEL)action delegate:(id<UIGestureRecognizerDelegate>)delegate
{
	UIGestureRecognizer *gesture = [[[self class] alloc] initWithTarget:target action:action];
	gesture.delegate = delegate;
	[view addGestureRecognizer:gesture];
	view.userInteractionEnabled = YES;
	
	return gesture;

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// This is bad and I feel bad. Suggestions for improvements on finding Emoji?
// This current solution is acceptable for us right now, but obviously the less I have to exclude the better.

@interface NSString (Emoji)

/**
 Returns if the receiver may contain Emoji characters.
 
 @note This method may have false-positives since it sees if the string has non-ASCII characters. If the receiver has a non-Emoji, non-ASCII character (like é) then it will still return YES.
*/