wrong output

[ronnycsharp]

Hi,

it's a cool project but I found a few issues and exceptions that are raised within the convertion. First, the output swift file uses not the correct keywords, like Include instead of Import. I tried to convert a simple class, but it raises a NullReferenceException. In the output files there are modifier which doesn't exists in swift, like "public". And there are also semicolons which are not need.

Regards Ronny

[matthewsot]

Thanks for checking this out!

Currently SharpSwift is nowhere near ready, and I don't have enough time to fix all the bugs with it. I'm hoping to work more on it around October/November, but if you're interested feel free to start a similar project/send a PR :)

To specifically respond:

• Thanks for catching that, I've fixed it to use import as of commit 1515626
• The exceptions are just a matter of debugging right now, there's a lot of cases that I haven't added code to check for.
• It's my understanding that Swift does have access modifiers, at least as of beta 4: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/AccessControl.html
• The semicolons are really just personal preference :) And I assume most C# devs would like to have semicolons, but it wouldn't hurt to put a switch in to disable them.

Thanks, Matthew

[ronnycsharp]

Hi, thanks for your answer.

I think its a really great idea and it could also be great to create a online converter ;) Today I created my own simple not working converter to test a few things and I had a few ideas. Maybe you could ignore method bodies that can't be converted and add it within a comment to the swift file. For the most developers it should be reach to implement a good convertion for method and class headers and a few other things like foreach, while, switch and if statements.

best regards Ronny