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To make swizzling more robust, it would be ideal if the return/argument types of the swizzled implementation could be checked against the original method.
As for how to do that… I guess the only way would be to accept an Objective-C method (via target/selector parameters) instead of an Objective-C block?
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To make swizzling more robust, it would be ideal if the return/argument types of the swizzled implementation could be checked against the original method.
As for how to do that… I guess the only way would be to accept an Objective-C method (via target/selector parameters) instead of an Objective-C block?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: