The intent of Schwifty is to be even more light weight and easy to use than Swfit. It does this by dropping support for everything but assigning variables, arithmetic and if statements.

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• This code currently just highlights most swift code. However, in the future this will be able to do things based on the compiled text. • Going to use pre-fab blocks to support

Todo: • Highlight entered text vs error vs string

I'm thinking that I should be able to use blocks to get things done.

To get started

1. Conform to

public protocol SchwiftScriptDelegate {
   func update()
}

2. Set the designated delegate

SwiftScript.compiler.delegate = myDelegate

3. Set the compilers string to string to be compiled or highlighted

SwiftScript.compiler.string = myStringToBeCompiled

4. Once the string has been compiled, you can access the attributed strings via

let myAttributedString: NSAttributedString = SwiftScript.compiler.attributedString 

5. Or you can access the compiled lines, errors and vars via

var errors: [SwiftScript.Error] = SwiftScript.compiler.state.errors

1. Swift ~4, developed under 5.2+
2. macOS 10.15+ for Syntext Highlighting