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Xcode – Accessing swift class from nested framework

I have an Xcode project, with a nested Framework.
The nested framework contains a Swift class I would like to use, that uses the @objcMembers public class.

@objcMembers public class SPDetailedStringPicker : UIViewController {

}

I want to use this Swift class in my base project.
I’ve tried many import methods such as using:

#import "MyNestedFramework/MyNestedFramework-Swift.h"

also tried:

#import "MyNestedFramework-Swift.h"

but no luck.
The project structure looks like this:

- MyProject
  - MyNestedFramework.xcodeproj
    - Classes
      - The Swift class I want to use
  - MyProject
    - Classes
      - The Objective c class I want to use that swift class in
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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
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    Thanks to @arturdev 's suggestions - I managed to fix the issue.
    It was suggested to check the compiled frameworks headers under:

    - MyProject
  - MyNestedFramework
    - Products
      - MyNestedFramework.framework

    The MyNestedFramework-Swift.h header file was being generated. I then opened up the build phases tab under MyNestedFramework and opened the Headers section, then added the actual MyNestedFramework.Framework to the project.

    I am now able to use the Swift files from MyNestedFramework in my base project by importing:

    #import <MyNestedFramework/MyNestedFramework-Swift.h>

  2. 0

    Use <> instead of "

    #import <MyNestedFramework/MyNestedFramework-Swift.h>

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