'ProjectName-Swift.h' file not found on Xcode 9 using Swift 4?

Question

I am trying to add swift 4 file in objective c project on Xcode 9. For that i am following these steps -

step 1: suppose swift class name is ShowAlertSwift.swift

   import UIKit

    @objc public class ShowAlertSwift: NSObject {

    @objc func printSome() {
        print("Print line System")
    }
    @objc func test () {
        print("Test swift Class in objective C project")
    }
}

step 2 : And the objective -c class first declare @class ShowAlertSwift

In objectiveClass.h I have followed these step

@class ShowAlertSwift

@interface ShowAlertSwift: NSObject

-(void)test;
-(void)printSome;

@end

@interface ViewController : UIViewController

@end

step 3 - In objectiveClass.m

#import "myproject-swift.h"

@interface UIViewController ()
{

}

@implementation
- (void)viewDidLoad
{
     ShowAlertSwift *alertObj = [[ShowAlertSwift alloc]init];
     [alertObj test];
}

I also set the following properties

Defines modules - Yes
Embedded_Content_Contains_Swift - Yes
Install Objective-C compatibility header - Yes
Objective C bridging header - $(SRCROOT)/Sources/SwiftBridging.h
Product Module Name - projectName

After all these stuff I am getting errors like

1. myproject-swift.h file not found
2. Consecutive statement on a line must be seprated by ';'
3. failed to emit precompiled header '/Users/xyz/pqr/Trunk/build/SharedPrecompiledHeaders/myproject-Bridging-Header-swift_1CBSOZ0HA1Z9R-clang_UESSBOJR5CSH.pch' for bridging header '/Users/xyz/pqr/Trunk/OpenPage2/com/myProject/login/Login_iPad/myProject-Bridging-Header.h'

Can any one has any idea how to resolve the issue on Xcode 9 in Swift 4 ?

Answer 1

I have done lots of thing to resolve this issue but I was not getting success. But Due to my dedication finally i solved this issue -

Note : To access swift class in objective C code you have to use the @objec keyword along the class statement like that

 @objc public class ShowAlertSwift: NSObject

First create an swift class

 import UIKit

    @objc public class ShowAlertSwift: NSObject {

    @objc func printSome() {
        print("Print line System")
    }
    @objc func test () {
        print("Test swift Class in objective C project")
    }
}

In objectiveClass.h I have followed these step

    @class ShowAlertSwift

    @interface ViewController : UIViewController

    @end

here there is no need to define an interface again as this interface is already exist in "myproject-swift.h" file. Refer question First to understand clearly or see below

@interface ShowAlertSwift: NSObject

-(void)test;
-(void)printSome;

@end

step 3 - In objectiveClass.m

#import "myproject-swift.h"

@interface UIViewController ()
{

}

@implementation
- (void)viewDidLoad
{
     ShowAlertSwift *alertObj = [[ShowAlertSwift alloc]init];
     [alertObj test];
}

Also enable/update these properties in your build settings -

1. Defines Module set to YES (Mandatory on project - not on target)

2. Embedded_Content_Contains_Swift - Yes
3. Install Objective-C compatibility header - Yes
4. Objective C bridging header - $(SRCROOT)/Sources/SwiftBridging.h
5. Product Module Name - projectName