I'm using a Obj-C lib in Swift project with a bridging. All are OK except NS_ENUM with custom value:
Obj-C (original)
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, HTTPStatusCode) {
// Informational 1xx
HTTPStatusCodeContinue = 100,
HTTPStatusCodeSwitchingProtocols = 101,
HTTPStatusCodeProcessing = 102,
HTTPStatusCodeCheckpoint = 103,
...
Swift (with bridging)
enum HTTPStatusCode : Int {
// Informational 1xx
case Continue
case SwitchingProtocols
case Processing
case Checkpoint
...
How NS_ENUM implementation to the bridging can convert to Swift correctly?
I think what you posted here is an automatically generated Swift code, meaning that it omits implementation details.
Good news is that it still works in the same way you'd expect:
let x: HTTPStatusCode = .Continue
println("Continue = \(x.rawValue)")
prints 100