How to use Callsite class

Best Quick code snippet using Callsite

Failure.swift

Source: Failure.swift Github

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1import Foundation2@objc final class Failure {3 let callsite: Callsite4 let exception: NSException5 init(exception: NSException, callsite: Callsite) {6 self.exception = exception7 self.callsite = callsite8 }9 @objc(failureWithException:callsite:)10 class func failure(exception: NSException, callsite: Callsite) -> Failure {11 return Failure(exception: exception, callsite: callsite)12 }13}...

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Callsite

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1import Quick2import Nimble3class QuickSpecTest: QuickSpec {4 override func spec() {5 describe("A QuickSpecTest") {6 it("can use the Callsite class") {7 let callsite = Callsite(file: __FILE__, line: __LINE__)8 expect(callsite.file).to(endWith("1.swift"))9 expect(callsite.line).to(equal(8))10 }11 }12 }13}14import Quick15import Nimble16class QuickSpecTest: QuickSpec {17 override func spec() {18 describe("A QuickSpecTest") {19 it("can use the Callsite class") {20 let callsite = Callsite(file: __FILE__, line: __LINE__)21 expect(callsite.file).to(endWith("2.swift"))22 expect(callsite.line).to(equal(8))23 }24 }25 }26}27import Quick28import Nimble29class QuickSpecTest: QuickSpec {30 override func spec() {31 describe("A QuickSpecTest") {32 it("can use the Callsite class") {33 let callsite = Callsite(file: __FILE__, line: __LINE__)34 expect(callsite.file).to(endWith("3.swift"))35 expect(callsite.line).to(equal(8))36 }37 }38 }39}40import Quick41import Nimble42class QuickSpecTest: QuickSpec {43 override func spec() {44 describe("A QuickSpecTest") {45 it("can use the Callsite class") {46 let callsite = Callsite(file: __FILE__, line: __LINE__)47 expect(callsite.file).to(endWith("4.swift"))48 expect(callsite.line).to(equal(8))49 }50 }51 }52}53import Quick54import Nimble55class QuickSpecTest: QuickSpec {56 override func spec() {57 describe("A QuickSpecTest") {58 it("can use the Callsite class") {59 let callsite = Callsite(file: __FILE__, line: __LINE__)60 expect(callsite.file).to

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1import Quick2import Nimble3import Foundation4class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {5 override func spec() {6 describe("Quick") {7 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {8 expect(1).to(equal(1))9 }10 }11 }12}13import Quick14import Nimble15import Foundation16class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {17 override func spec() {18 describe("Quick") {19 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {20 expect(1).to(equal(1))21 }22 }23 }24}25import Quick26import Nimble27import Foundation28class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {29 override func spec() {30 describe("Quick") {31 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {32 expect(1).to(equal(1))33 }34 }35 }36}37import Quick38import Nimble39import Foundation40class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {41 override func spec() {42 describe("Quick") {43 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {44 expect(1).to(equal(1))45 }46 }47 }48}49import Quick50import Nimble51import Foundation52class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {53 override func spec() {54 describe("Quick") {55 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {56 expect(1).to(equal(1))57 }58 }59 }60}61import Quick62import Nimble63import Foundation64class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {65 override func spec() {66 describe("Quick") {67 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {68 expect(1).to(equal(1))69 }70 }71 }72}73import Quick74import Nimble75import Foundation76class QuickSpec: QuickSpec {77 override func spec() {78 describe("Quick") {79 it("is a Behaviour Driven Development framework") {80 expect(1).to(equal

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Callsite

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1import QuickCheck2import Foundation3let callSite = Callsite(4print(callSite)5import QuickCheck6import Foundation7let callSite = Callsite(8print(callSite)9import QuickCheck10import Foundation11let callSite = Callsite(12print(callSite)13import QuickCheck14import Foundation15let callSite = Callsite(16print(callSite)17import QuickCheck18import Foundation19let callSite = Callsite(20print(callSite)21import QuickCheck22import Foundation23let callSite = Callsite(24print(callSite)25import QuickCheck26import Foundation27let callSite = Callsite(28print(callSite)29import QuickCheck30import Foundation31let callSite = Callsite(

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1import XCTest2import Quick3import Nimble4class MySpec: QuickSpec {5override func spec() {6 describe("a spec") {7 it("has access to a callsite") {8 let callsite = self.callsite()9 print("File: \(callsite.file), Line: \(callsite.line)")10 }11 }12}13}14import XCTest15import Quick16import Nimble17class MySpec: QuickSpec {18override func spec() {19 describe("a spec") {20 it("has access to a callsite") {21 let callsite = self.callsite()22 print("File: \(callsite.file), Line: \(callsite.line)")23 }24 }25}26}27import XCTest28import Quick29import Nimble30class MySpec: QuickSpec {31override func spec() {32 describe("a spec") {33 it("has access to a callsite") {34 let callsite = self.callsite()35 print("File: \(callsite.file), Line: \(callsite.line)")36 }37 }38}39}40import XCTest41import Quick42import Nimble43class MySpec: QuickSpec {44override func spec() {45 describe("a spec") {46 it("has access to a callsite") {47 let callsite = self.callsite()48 print("File: \(callsite.file), Line: \(callsite.line)")49 }50 }51}52}53import XCTest54import Quick55import Nimble56class MySpec: QuickSpec {57override func spec() {58 describe("a spec") {59 it("has access to a callsite") {60 let callsite = self.callsite()61 print("File: \(callsite.file), Line: \(callsite.line)")62 }63 }64}65}66import XCTest67import Quick68import Nimble69class MySpec: QuickSpec {70override func spec() {71 describe("a spec") {72 it("has access to a callsite") {

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1import Foundation2func testFunction(f: (Int) -> Int) {3 let c = Callsite()4 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")5}6testFunction { x in7}8func testFunction2() -> (Int) -> Int {9 let c = Callsite()10 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")11 return { x in12 }13}14let myFunction = testFunction2()15myFunction(2)16func testFunction3() -> (Int) -> Int {17 let c = Callsite()18 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")19 return { x in20 }21}22let myFunction3 = myFunction2()23myFunction3(2)24func testFunction4() -> (Int) -> Int {25 let c = Callsite()26 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")27 return { x in28 }29}30let myFunction4 = testFunction4()31myFunction4(2)32func testFunction5() -> (Int) -> Int {33 let c = Callsite()34 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")35 return { x in36 }37}38myFunction5()(2)39func testFunction6() -> (Int) -> Int {40 let c = Callsite()41 print("Line: \(x) Column: \(y)")42 return { x in

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