[ClangImporter] Import 'Class<SomeProto>' as 'SomeProto.Type'. #3185
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Swift has supported this for a long time using manual casts and going from Swift to Objective-C; just enable it now for the importer. rdar://problem/15101588
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@rjmccall, @DougGregor, @milseman, can you think of any other tests I should add? @swift-ci Please test |
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Looks alright to me. |
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Good enough for me, merging. |
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Swift has supported this for a long time using manual casts and going from Swift to Objective-C; just enable it now for the importer and add a few more tests.
rdar://problem/15101588
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