Is there any alternative for NSInvocation in Swift?

问题

I'm trying to invoke a selector, with multiple (2+) arguments (the number of arguments can be determined). However, the selector is unknown at compile time (generated with NSSelectorFromString, actually).

In Objective-C, I could create an invocation and set arguments to it and invoke it. But this is not available in Swift. Is there any way around this? Like:

let obj = SomeClass()
let selector = NSSelectorFromString("arg1:arg2:arg3:") //selector, arguments known only at runtime
//invoke selector

回答1:

Swift 3.1

NSInvocation can be used dynamically, but only as a fun exercise, definitely not for serious applications. There are better alternatives.

class Test : NSObject
{
    var name : String? {
        didSet {
            NSLog("didSetCalled")
        }
    }

    func invocationTest() {
        let invocation : NSObject = unsafeBitCast(method_getImplementation(class_getClassMethod(NSClassFromString("NSInvocation"), NSSelectorFromString("invocationWithMethodSignature:"))),to:(@convention(c)(AnyClass?,Selector,Any?)->Any).self)(NSClassFromString("NSInvocation"),NSSelectorFromString("invocationWithMethodSignature:"),unsafeBitCast(method(for: NSSelectorFromString("methodSignatureForSelector:"))!,to:(@convention(c)(Any?,Selector,Selector)->Any).self)(self,NSSelectorFromString("methodSignatureForSelector:"),#selector(setter:name))) as! NSObject
        unsafeBitCast(class_getMethodImplementation(NSClassFromString("NSInvocation"), NSSelectorFromString("setSelector:")),to:(@convention(c)(Any,Selector,Selector)->Void).self)(invocation,NSSelectorFromString("setSelector:"),#selector(setter:name))
        var localName = name
        withUnsafePointer(to: & localName) { unsafeBitCast(class_getMethodImplementation(NSClassFromString("NSInvocation"), NSSelectorFromString("setArgument:atIndex:")),to:(@convention(c)(Any,Selector,OpaquePointer,NSInteger)->Void).self)(invocation,NSSelectorFromString("setArgument:atIndex:"), OpaquePointer($0),2) }
        invocation.perform(NSSelectorFromString("invokeWithTarget:"), with: self)
    }
}