* [ios, macos] Use appropriate part of speech for properties Fixed overridden property references in requirements lists. Boolean-typed properties can now have getters beginning with “is”. Renamed a number of layout properties according to the following rules: Boolean-typed properties should include a verb; other properties must be noun phrases; all properties must be grammatical. * [ios, macos] Added style spec names as unavailable aliases Renamed properties now have aliases based on their style specification names, marked unavailable, for wayfinding purposes. * [ios, macos] Fixed autosynthesis warnings * [ios, macos] Moved style layer test template to test folder * [ios, macos] Customized iconOptional getter * [ios, macos] Avoid autosynthesis of aliases * [ios, macos] Test that property names are grammatical Run property getter names through a basic battery of tests to see if they’re grammatical. Most part-of-speech tagging tests are guarded by a compile-time flag, off by default, because NSLinguisticTagger does a poor job of telling nouns from verbs, and we’ve intentionally kept many words in property names that could be read as either verbs or nouns (like “transform” or “scale”).
Darwin
The code in the Darwin platform targets Apple platforms but is not specific to iOS or macOS. This code is not distributed as an SDK in itself, but is required by the Mapbox iOS SDK and Mapbox macOS SDK.
These files depend on the Foundation and Core Foundation frameworks but do not depend on iOS- or macOS–specific frameworks, such as UIKit or AppKit. Any non-cross-platform code is guarded by TargetConditionals.h macros.