Best Mockingbird code snippet using func.parentParameterizedStaticMethod
Parent.swift
Source: Parent.swift
...62 private static func parentPrivateParameterizedStaticMethod(param1: Bool, _ param2: Int)63 -> Bool { return true }64 fileprivate static func parentFileprivateParameterizedStaticMethod(param1: Bool, _ param2: Int)65 -> Bool { return true }66 static func parentParameterizedStaticMethod(param1: Bool, _ param2: Int)67 -> Bool { return true }68}...
ParentProtocol.swift
Source: ParentProtocol.swift
...16 // MARK: Static17 static var parentPrivateSetterStaticVariable: Bool { get }18 static var parentStaticVariable: Bool { get set }19 static func parentTrivialStaticMethod()20 static func parentParameterizedStaticMethod(param1: Bool, _ param2: Int) -> Bool21}...
parentParameterizedStaticMethod
Using AI Code Generation
1import Foundation2func parentParameterizedStaticMethod() {3 print("parentParameterizedStaticMethod")4}5import Foundation6func parameterizedStaticMethod() {7 print("parameterizedStaticMethod")8}9import Foundation10func parentStaticMethod() {11 print("parentStaticMethod")12}13import Foundation14func staticMethod() {15 print("staticMethod")16}17import Foundation18func parentParameterizedMethod() {19 print("parentParameterizedMethod")20}21import Foundation22func parameterizedMethod() {23 print("parameterizedMethod")24}25import Foundation26func parentMethod() {27 print("parentMethod")28}29import Foundation30func method() {31 print("method")32}33import Foundation34func parentParameterizedStaticMethod() {35 print("parentParameterizedStaticMethod")36}37import Foundation38func parameterizedStaticMethod() {39 print("parameterizedStaticMethod")40}41import Foundation42func parentStaticMethod() {43 print("parentStaticMethod")44}45import Foundation46func staticMethod() {47 print("staticMethod")48}49import Foundation50func parentParameterizedMethod() {51 print("parentParameterizedMethod")52}53import Foundation54func parameterizedMethod() {55 print("parameterizedMethod")56}
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