> On Oct 12, 2016, at 4:48 PM, Charles Srstka via swift-evolution
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Since the definitions of the properties are implementation details, the
> generated interface would collapse to the simple list of cases and their
> associated values, just as methods, dynamic properties, etc. currently do.
I misspoke here; I meant to say that the *implementations* of the properties
are implementation details. I.e. just as this:
struct MyStruct {
var foo: String {
return "Foo"
}
var bar: String {
return "Bar"
}
}
reduces to this:
internal struct MyStruct {
internal var foo: String { get }
internal var bar: String { get }
}
an enum declared like this:
enum MyEnum {
var desc: String { get }
case foo {
desc = "Foo"
}
case bar {
desc = "Bar"
}
}
would reduce to this:
enum MyEnum {
var desc: String { get }
case foo
case bar
}
The promise is that there will be a property named “desc” and that it will get
you a string; that’s all that’s important to the interface.
Charles
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