Objective-C version

[rabehssera]

Hi

I got trouble adding this library to my objective-c project. When I do, I get the "Use of @import" alert.

Any help ?

[AlexIzh]

How did you add this library to your project?
You can just drag&drop /Scratch&See/Classes/MDScratchImageView folder in your project. These classes are written on Objective-C, so, you shouldn't have any problems.

[rabehssera]

I copied the exact folder.

When I launch a Build, I get the error : "Use of '@import' when modules are disabled".
If I delete the folder, the Build works perfectly.

The files containing @import are in Pods files, so I can't correct them myself.

[AlexIzh]

So, do you try to declare MDScratchImageView through @import keyword? If so, are you sure that modules are enabled in your project and these files(MDScratchImageView and MDMatrix) are contained in separate library/project?
If not, you just should paste #import "MDScratchImageView.h" in your class where you want to use it.

[rabehssera]

I don't try to import the library anywhere for now.

The @import are "@import CoreKit" and "@import UIKit" in other files.

[AlexIzh]

And your project is being compiled successfully and modules are disabled? Are "link frameworkks automatically" enabled? Which Xcode version do you use? If modules are disabled in project, then you can't use @import. Also, this library requires to use "line framework automatically" or links to "UIKit" and "CoreGraphics" manually in project (in Build Phases)

[rabehssera]

When I don't have the library in the project, it compiles correctly.
Link Framework Automatically is at YES
I use Xcode 8.1

Modules are enabled ("Allow non-modular includes..." is at NO, the rest is at YES).

[georgesjamous]

There hasn't been any new comments in a while here, and I am having the same problem.
@rabehssera did you find a solution for this yet ?