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8,397 PointsGeneral Question, Building an iOS app using MVC
So I have a few questions in general about tying things together. Lets say I have an enum filled with conditions as shown below.
enum Condition {
case poor
case fair
case excellent
case dan
}
I also have a class with stored properties
class Shoe {
var color: Condition
var laces: Condition
init(color: Condition, laces: Condition) {
self.color = color
self.laces = laces
}
}
My goal is to have users decide the condition of the object/variable inside of the class. Ideally I would like to accomplish this using MVC, setting the conditions up as buttons via UI. I'm learning online So I have a few questions.
- For the enum, is their anyway to connect buttons created in UI to the view controller in a way that the buttons represent the enum cases.
- For the class, although I'm not sure If its the best idea, Im thinking of creating a method that takes a dictionary of type [Object/Variable: Condition] and returns an interpolated string. "(object) is in (condition) Condition"
- I am also thinking I should create a second helper method to save the information and a for in loop to loop through the variables in the class ( there will be more variables than below).
- The final question I have is if its possible to have an label represent the stored properties in a class and how I should approach the label switching on variables in the class?