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If go to AppDelegate, press command, and click on UIResponder, it takes me to this screen:

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But I want to find this documentation in Finder. I already tried the right click - show in Finder option; it is not working.

I found an Objective-C version of all the header for all frameworks, I am very much interested in where the Swift version docs (or headers) are stored. I have searched almost everywhere in Xcode source. Thanks.

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  • Why do you need this? Commented Oct 18, 2018 at 2:53
  • What about typing import UIKit at the top of a Swift file and command clicking that? Commented Oct 18, 2018 at 3:13
  • @shim I was investigating private frameworks and Xcode source in order to do : stackoverflow.com/questions/51691088/… and it'll really great if I find all source in swift, because I'm not much familiar with objc Commented Oct 18, 2018 at 3:14

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The Swift version of the Cocoa framework headers is not “stored” anywhere. It is generated in real time by translating the header from Objective-C to Swift. That is why it is called a generated header, while the Objective-C is called the original.

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thanks for the answer, if you answer stackoverflow.com/questions/51691088/… it will be really helpful, Thank you :)

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