On 2015-10-28 07:07, Paulo Pinto wrote:
However their exceptions work in a more RC friendly way.
Swift doesn't support exceptions. And in Objective-C exceptions are like Errors in D. They should not be caught and the program should terminate.
The error handling support that was added in Swift 2.0 is syntax sugar for the Objective-C pattern to use NSError out parameters for error handling.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
