Changing NSFileManager API names to match Darwin version #317
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Changing variables of NSFileManager.swift also to lowercamelcase format. I'll commit those as well in this pull request shortly. |
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Done. |
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@swift-ci please test |
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swiftlang#317) - Avoid short queries (< 3 characters) since they are slow and noisy. Xcode does the same thing. - Limit the number of results returned: - Improves performance for queries which match many symbols - Currently take the first N results to improve performance for large projects but once we support cancellation we should take the top N.
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API names of NSFileManager are modified to match with Darwin version. Files modified are NSFileManager.swift and and other files (including TestFoundation) that use NSFileManager APIs