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#swift #propertyWrapper #parameterPacks
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#swift #propertyWrapper #parameterPacks
Line 2 creates an NSFetchRequest. Don't confuse this with the FetchRequest propertywrapper.
Line 3 to 5 sets the properties needed for the NSFetchRequest.
Line 8 inserts the first SectionEntity found into the RecordListView.
Line 9 inserts the viewContext into the Environment of subviews.
Line 2 creates an NSFetchRequest. Don't confuse this with the FetchRequest propertywrapper.
Line 3 to 5 sets the properties needed for the NSFetchRequest.
Line 8 inserts the first SectionEntity found into the RecordListView.
Line 9 inserts the viewContext into the Environment of subviews.
Property wrappers work on any variable that isn't top-level code.
In neither case does the "property" need to be a property of a class, struct, or enum.
Property wrappers work on any variable that isn't top-level code.
In neither case does the "property" need to be a property of a class, struct, or enum.
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no, really, it's overkill, and justified only for an educational purpose.
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no, really, it's overkill, and justified only for an educational purpose.
https://swiftpackageindex.com/swhitty/Awaiting
https://swiftpackageindex.com/swhitty/Awaiting
firebase-ios-sdk/FirebaseRemoteConfigSwift/Sources/PropertyWrapper/RemoteConfigValueObservable.swift at 10.15.0 · firebase/firebase-ios-sdk github.com/firebase/fir...
firebase-ios-sdk/FirebaseRemoteConfigSwift/Sources/PropertyWrapper/RemoteConfigValueObservable.swift at 10.15.0 · firebase/firebase-ios-sdk github.com/firebase/fir...
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