Fast nesting of Typhoon component properties does not work

I am using swift with typhoon and somehow my components are not injected via property injection. For simple types like Strings

, it works. I have provided a simple example that explains the problem. The output shows the result where serviceB

has a null reference to serviceA

. All properties are String

set correctly and no error occurs. What am I doing wrong here?

XCode: 6-beta5, typhoon: 2.1.0

MYServiceA.swift

@objc(MYServiceA) public class MYServiceA : NSObject {

    public var text : String!

} 

      

MYServiceB.swift

@objc(MYServiceB) public class MYServiceB : NSObject {

    public var text : String!
    public var serivceA : MYServiceA!

}

      

MYAssembly.swift

public class MYAssembly : TyphoonAssembly {

    public func serviceA() -> AnyObject {
        var definitionBlock : TyphoonDefinitionBlock = {(definition : TyphoonDefinition!) in
            definition.injectProperty("text", with: "some a text")
            definition.scope = TyphoonScopeSingleton
        }
        return TyphoonDefinition.withClass(NSClassFromString("MYServiceA"), configuration: definitionBlock)
    }

    public func serviceB() -> AnyObject {
        var definitionBlock : TyphoonDefinitionBlock = {(definition : TyphoonDefinition!) in
            definition.injectProperty("text", with: "some b text")
            definition.injectProperty("serivceA", with: self.serviceA())
            definition.scope = TyphoonScopeSingleton
        }
        return TyphoonDefinition.withClass(NSClassFromString("MYServiceB"), configuration: definitionBlock)
    }

}

      

AppDelegate.swift

import UIKit

@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    var window: UIWindow?

    func application(application: UIApplication!, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: NSDictionary!) -> Bool {

        var assembly : MYAssembly = MYAssembly()
        var factory : TyphoonComponentFactory = TyphoonBlockComponentFactory(assembly: assembly) as TyphoonComponentFactory
        factory.makeDefault()

        var serviceA : MYServiceA = TyphoonComponentFactory.defaultFactory().componentForKey("serviceA") as MYServiceA
        println("MYServiceA")
        println("- instance=\(serviceA != nil)")
        println("- text=\(serviceA.text)")            

        var serviceB : MYServiceB = TyphoonComponentFactory.defaultFactory().componentForKey("serviceB") as MYServiceB
        println("MYServiceB")
        println("- instance=\(serviceB != nil)")
        println("- text=\(serviceB.text)")
        println("- serviceA.instance=\(serviceB.serivceA != nil)")            

        return true
    }
..
}

      

Output

MYServiceA
- instance=true
- text=some a text

MYServiceB
- instance=true
- text=some b text
- serviceA.instance=false

      

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Typhoon builds make good use of the ObjC runtime dispatching features. Assemblies are mirrored and each method is intercepted (using the AOP "around" advice) so that Typhoon has a plan to build each of the components in the application assembly. However, Swift will try to use static / vtable dispatch where possible (which prevents the requested method from being intercepted).

To instruct Swift to do this dynamic dispatch, mark your build methods as "dynamic".



Example: (requires Xcode6 beta 6)

public class MYAssembly : TyphoonAssembly {

    public dynamic func serviceA() -> AnyObject {
        var definitionBlock : TyphoonDefinitionBlock = {
            (definition : TyphoonDefinition!) in

            definition.injectProperty("text", with: "some a text")
            definition.scope = TyphoonScopeSingleton
        }
        return TyphoonDefinition.withClass(MYServiceA.classForCoder(), 
            configuration: definitionBlock)
    }

    public dynamic func serviceB() -> AnyObject {
        var definitionBlock : TyphoonDefinitionBlock = {
            (definition : TyphoonDefinition!) in

            definition.injectProperty("text", with: "some b text")
            definition.injectProperty("serivceA", with: self.serviceA())
            definition.scope = TyphoonScopeSingleton
        }
        return TyphoonDefinition.withClass(MYServiceB.classForCoder(), 
            configuration: definitionBlock)
    }

}

      

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