PlaygroundQuickLook

The sum of types that can be used as a Quick Look representation.

Import
  • import Swift

Cases

case text(String)

Plain text.

Declaration

  •  
case int(Int64)

An integer numeric value.

Declaration

  •  
case uInt(UInt64)

An unsigned integer numeric value.

Declaration

  •  
case float(Float32)

A single precision floating-point numeric value.

Declaration

  •  
case double(Float64)

A double precision floating-point numeric value.

Declaration

  •  
case image(Any)

An image.

Declaration

  •  
case sound(Any)

A sound.

Declaration

  •  
case color(Any)

A color.

Declaration

  •  
case bezierPath(Any)

A bezier path.

Declaration

  •  
case attributedString(Any)

An attributed string.

Declaration

  •  
case point(Float64, Float64)

A point.

Declaration

  •  
case size(Float64, Float64)

A size.

Declaration

  •  
case bool(Bool)

A boolean value.

Declaration

  •  
case range(Int64, Int64)

A range.

Declaration

  •  
case view(Any)

A GUI view.

Declaration

  •  
case sprite(Any)

A graphical sprite.

Declaration

  •  
case url(String)

A Uniform Resource Locator.

Declaration

  •  
case _raw([UInt8], String)

Raw data that has already been encoded in a format the IDE understands.

Declaration

  •  

Initializers

init(reflecting:)

Initialize for the given subject.

If the dynamic type of subject conforms to CustomPlaygroundQuickLookable, returns the result of calling its customPlaygroundQuickLook property. Otherwise, returns a PlaygroundQuickLook synthesized for subject by the language. Note that in some cases the result may be .Text(String(reflecting: subject)).

Note: If the dynamic type of subject has value semantics, subsequent mutations of subject will not observable in Mirror. In general, though, the observability of such mutations is unspecified.

Declaration

  • init(reflecting subject: Any)