> 
> See the type for the argument to +appearanceWhenContainedIn:. It's a
> Class<UIAppearanceContainer>. Not an explicit mention of metaclasses,
> but at least proof that we use the Class<SomeProto> syntax to refer to
> classes, not instances.
> 
> --Kyle Sluder

But should the compiler warn if you pass a Class that doesn’t conform to the 
Protocol to such a definition?

Cheers
Dave



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