I am now programming in Swift to edit the file/class <code>Chicken.swift</code> and I need to refer to the public api for <code>Food.swift</code>. Because the Chicken wants to eat Food. So I click on <code>Food.swift</code> so I can RTFM. But instead of just getting the public api part that I am interested in, I get all the private crap and implementation details. This is inefficient. Back in C/Objective-C/C++, I would just click on the <code>.h</code> file to get only the details I need. Where does such information now exist for Swift development in XCode?

<img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/qswsE.png" alt="example"> How about using <code>counterparts</code> option

Shortcut for this is <code>CMD</code> + <code>CTRL</code> + <code>arrow up</code>

How to view just the public API "header" of a Swift file?

example

How about using counterparts option

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answered Oct 06 '22 00:10

Shortcut for this is

CMD + CTRL + arrow up

answered Oct 05 '22 23:10

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