How can Swift know if an Objective-C class implements +/- classForGenericArgumentAtIndex: at compile time? Does it look at the object code? Or does it look at the header file? Or maybe there is a third option?
I'm asking, because this may lead to misunderstandings if the method needs to be there in the header file, but Objective-C programmers are not aware that they have to declare that method.
How can Swift know if an Objective-C class implements +/- classForGenericArgumentAtIndex: at compile time? Does it look at the object code? Or does it look at the header file? Or maybe there is a third option?
I'm asking, because this may lead to misunderstandings if the method needs to be there in the header file, but Objective-C programmers are not aware that they have to declare that method.