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If you right click and pick "Go to definition", Xcode will display the Swift interface for whatever you clicked on. My understanding is that they are all autogenerated from the Objective-C headers.

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On Jun 5, 2014, at 8:44, "Gordon Apple" <email@hidden> wrote:

Ok, Swift does not use header files. My first question about private methods has apparently been answered, in that this was an oversight which will be shortly corrected. I was overjoyed when Objective C removed the need for forward declarations. I can remember screaming at the computer: “it’s in there damit. You’re a computer. Just find it”. I can understand that now the compiler/linker can do without header files. I have not yet downloaded the new stuff, so maybe this is handled in xcode, but my next question is what about headers for us programmers. If I’m using a class from elsewhere, I don’t want to be looking at a massive implementation file. Is there a provision for just displaying the public definitions?

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	>Swift Headers (or lack of) (From: Gordon Apple <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Swift Headers (or lack of) (From: "Geist, Jim" <email@hidden>)