According to the docs in Xcode 7b6, join(_:) is a method on String. But if I
try to call it:
var str = "Hello, playground"
str.join(["foo","bar"])
error: 'join' is unavailable: call the 'joinWithSeparator()' method on the
sequence of elements
str.join(["foo","bar"])
^~~~
Swift.String:3:8: note: 'join' has been explicitly marked unavailable here
func join<S : SequenceType where S.Generator.Element == String>(elements: S)
-> String
Of course, I can't command-click on join() to get to its declaration, and
option-clicking on it doesn't link to its documentation.
Searching the documentation for joinWithSeparator turns up nothing.
Are my docs just broken, or are Xcode's docs not up-to-date with the language?
Does code completion and jumping to declarations and finding docs via source
code work for anyone else?
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Rick Mann
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