On Jun 2, 2016, at 08:55 , Daryle Walker wrote:
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> My model in mind is dumb data, so a struct seems appropriate.
The thing is, though, that Swift value objects are no dumber than reference
objects (that is, structs can have behavior just like classes). Conversely, in
> On Jun 2, 2016, at 8:55 AM, Daryle Walker wrote:
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> [Warning: rambling]
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> In Objective-C, you pretty much have to use a class for you model (in your
> MVC Cocoa app). But in Swift, you have the option to use a struct/enum or a
> non-NSObject class too.
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> My model in
[Warning: rambling]
In Objective-C, you pretty much have to use a class for you model (in your MVC
Cocoa app). But in Swift, you have the option to use a struct/enum or a
non-NSObject class too.
My model in mind is dumb data, so a struct seems appropriate. But your various
Cocoa subclass