jextract: support Swift custom operators#829
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| return index == 0 ? name : name.firstCharacterUppercased | ||
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Would be great to have a test for this, because e.g. we could have an operator ++++ which we'd like to then turn into plusPlusPlusPlus perhaps, so this is a "consume one operator, get the name, continue" operation.
Picking the known ones is good! but notice that knownOperatorNames[String(character)] wouldn't work for "==": "isEqual", or other known ones that have more characters.
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Oh, I didn’t know custom operators could have more than three characters, like ===========.
Thanks for noticing!
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This may be worth changing into operatorKind: SwiftOperatorKind?`
and make a new SwiftOperatorKind that is enum SwiftOperatorKind { case prefixOperator; case binaryOperator; case postfixOperator }
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