I'm trying to use a type identity as a key in a dictionary, but I'm having trouble writing the declaration. In C#, I would use something like this:
Type theType = typeof(MyCoolClass);
It seems like in Swift I want to use type(of:) - according to the docs, this function returns a Metaclass
object, but when I try to use this type, I get:
Type Metatype not found
protocol DependencyResolver {
func getObject<T>(type: Metatype, contract: String?) -> T?
func getAllObjects<T>(type: Metatype, contract: String?) -> T?
}
The Metatype
is actually a generic argument of the type(of:)
function (i.e., not a nominal type). The dynamic type returned is a concrete metatype (T.Type
).
For instance, try using Any.Type
instead ;)