[Solved] Swift compilation error when using different function names x(cell:) and x(withCell:)

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The issue is that in ObjC swift functions x(cell:) and x(withCell:) are converted to xWithCell:. That is why it doesn’t allow that. Other function you wrote is converted to xOnCell: which is a different method compared to this. This has nothing to do with overloading in ObjC as it doesn’t fall into overloading. It is just a different function signature. Hope that helps.

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Posting my comment as an answer:

The issue is that in ObjC swift functions x(cell:) and x(withCell:) are converted to xWithCell:. That is why it doesn’t allow that. Other function you wrote is converted to xOnCell: which is a different method compared to this. This has nothing to do with overloading in ObjC as it doesn’t fall into overloading. It is just a different function signature. Hope that helps.