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                                            Pierluigi D'Andrea

Extension of generic type 'Array<T>' from a different module cannot provide public declarations

Nope, you have to add the source files from ExSwift to your project (the second point in the list from the readme).

Extension of generic type 'Array<T>' from a different module cannot provide public declarations

You're probably still linking the framework. Remove any reference to ExSwift from your project and just add the source files.

Extension of generic type 'Array<T>' from a different module cannot provide public declarations

Can you please link an example project?

Extension of generic type 'Array<T>' from a different module cannot provide public declarations

You're both right, this cannot be done (yet), I must have been drunk when I tried using it as module in beta 3.

Using built-in contains function.

Some of the ways I can think of are: - Cast the array to an array of `Equatable` objects: ``` swift func contains (element: R) -> Bool { return Swift.contains(unsafeBitCast(self,...