Sl (Shahaf Levi)

Hi @nickasd, Would love your input on issue #200 for Swift Package Manger support. It can potentially solve your issue :)

The issue is related to Swift, `Bridging-Header.h` is a file automatically created by Xcode when you want to integrate a C library with Swift. Since the issue is integrating with...

Thanks Fletcher for the clarification :) These changes are indeed not related to Swift, but I'll clarify why I made them in the fork. The Swift Package Manager has five...

> I applaud the effort to make a SwiftPM package from this! I think that simplifies inclusion and also can help with adoption of this library, which I'd like to...

Thanks for that, can you confirm that the libraries are included in your target, in the project settings, like this?

I'm glad it works :) I assume it also means issue #199 is solved too? I'm almost sure these errors are not related to the package, or to the regular...

You could place a breakpoint before and after the line, try downloading the forked repo and running the package locally (drag either the folder or the Package.swift file into your...

Another thing I just noticed, Have a look at your `substring(with:)` function. You can also try using `MultiMarkdown.parse("**test**")`. You can also try seeing if you get a different result using...

> Oh, how embarrassing. You're right, setting a breakpoint was the obvious thing to do, and it showed that after that line the console is still empty. So it's probably...

> (I also get the same console output when using the Objective-C calls.) Cool :) Just to clarify, that comment above (detailing how `MultiMarkdown.parse` works) was sent before your comment...