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I've added the release framework to my project, included the import as this:
@import ThemeKit;
Saw on #5 that you've mentioned macOSThemeKit but this does not appear to exists. Anyway the code compiles, so ThemeKit it is.
Then just included the sample code of the dark theme, but the project fails to load due to some Swift libraries not found, like libswiftAppKit.dylib.
Importing the ThemeKit project in my project and compiling it works, since then my app included all the Swift related frameworks. Just pointing it so Objective-c projects that do not yet use Swift code should not use the release framework, or must check all the Swift related frameworks will be added as well.
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In fact, @import macOSThemeKit is only for the case where the lib is pulled from CocoaPods (name was taken); for any other case @import ThemeKit is the way to go! Anyway, I took the chance to mention this information you just provided on the README file.
I've added the release framework to my project, included the import as this:
Saw on #5 that you've mentioned
macOSThemeKit
but this does not appear to exists. Anyway the code compiles, soThemeKit
it is.Then just included the sample code of the dark theme, but the project fails to load due to some Swift libraries not found, like
libswiftAppKit.dylib
.Importing the ThemeKit project in my project and compiling it works, since then my app included all the Swift related frameworks. Just pointing it so Objective-c projects that do not yet use Swift code should not use the release framework, or must check all the Swift related frameworks will be added as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: