I have a static method in Swift
class BaseAsyncTask: WebServiceClient {
class func execute(content : [String:AnyObject], cancelled:CustomBool)
{
// Print class name (BaseAsyncTask) here
}
}
And I want to know how to get the class name inside that method. I tried
self.dynamicType
but that gives error (I suppose because of the self inside a class function)
There are different methods to do that, if your method inherits from NSObject you can expose it to objective-c and do something like that.
@objc(BaseAsyncTask)
class BaseAsyncTask: WebServiceClient {
class func execute(content : [String:AnyObject], cancelled:CustomBool)
{
println("Class \(NSStringFromClass(self))")
}
}
For pure SWIFT introspection check here about MirrorType
I've found also this extension credits to ImpactZero
public extension NSObject{
public class var nameOfClass: String{
return NSStringFromClass(self).components(separatedBy: ".").last!
}
public var nameOfClass: String{
return NSStringFromClass(type(of: self)).components(separatedBy: ".").last!
}
}
[Xcode 8]
Alex suggested me that in the Xcode 8 version this code shows a warning. To avoid that we should prefix the method like that:
@nonobjc class var className: String{
return NSStringFromClass(self).components(separatedBy: ".").last!
}
You can use string interpolation to print self
:
let className = "\(self)"
Sample code:
class BaseAsyncTask: WebServiceClient {
class func execute(content : [String:AnyObject], cancelled: CustomBool)
{
let className = "\(self)"
print(className)
}
}
class AnotherAsyncTask : BaseAsyncTask {
}
BaseAsyncTask.execute([:], cancelled: true) // prints "BaseAsyncTask"
AnotherAsyncTask.execute([:], cancelled: true) // prints "AnotherAsyncTask"
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