Consider:
struct TestStruct {
let a = 3
static let b = 4
}
let t = TestStruct()
let m = Mirror(reflecting: t)
for c in m.children {
let label = c.label
let value = c.value
}The playground correctly shows "a" and "3".
But what about b?
How can I access the "type members" as opposed to the instance members?
Reflection is still half-baked, or less. Presumably this would be
let m = Mirror(reflecting: TestStruct.self)but that doesn't currently give you a useful mirror.
Reflection is still half-baked, or less. Presumably this would be
let m = Mirror(reflecting: TestStruct.self)but that doesn't currently give you a useful mirror.
I'm having the same issue. Was there a solution?
Has anyone figured out a good solution to this?
