Document the enableJavaCallbacks mode #504
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This has quite a lot of text that, more than necessary really… I’m sorry to ask but this seems generated by a generative ai? Would you mind please disclosing when using AI tools to write pull requests? We’re not banning it but this is difficult to review, I think we need to change this quite a bit |
Updated the documentation for enabling Java Callbacks Mode, including configuration examples and usage details.
Removed sections on enabling Java callbacks mode and configuration details.
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Fixes #474 - Document the enableJavaCallbacks mode
Added comprehensive documentation for the enableJavaCallbacks feature in the swift-java command line tool documentation. This feature enables Java classes to implement Swift protocols for advanced bidirectional interoperability.
Changes Made:
Added "Enable Java Callbacks Mode" section to Sources/SwiftJavaDocumentation/Documentation.docc/SwiftJavaCommandLineTool.md
Documented feature capabilities, limitations, and usage examples
Included practical code examples showing Swift protocol definitions and Java implementations
Referenced existing sample app for working demonstrations
Maintained consistency with existing documentation style and structure
Key Documentation Points:
Mode restrictions (JNI only, not supported in FFM)
SwiftPM sandbox requirements
Configuration examples for both config files and command line
Technical implementation details and limitations
Use case guidance for when to employ this advanced feature
The documentation is now complete and provides users with clear guidance on how to use the enableJavaCallbacks feature for advanced Java-Swift interoperability scenarios.