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Current implementation of YoshiSingleSelectionMenu doesn't allow to use weak self in didSelect handler because upon calling super.init in subclass initializer self will be passed before finishing initialization and app will crash with EXC_BAD_ACCESS exception.
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import UIKit
import Yoshi
/// Oversimplified class I have on a project to stub API requests with OHHTTPStubs library
class APIDebugMenu: YoshiSingleSelectionMenu {
var activeStub: String? {
didSet {
print("Set to \(String(describing: activeStub))")
}
}
init() {
let options = [
YoshiSingleSelection(title: "Off", subtitle: nil),
YoshiSingleSelection(title: "HTTP 404", subtitle: nil),
YoshiSingleSelection(title: "HTTP 503", subtitle: nil),
]
super.init(title: "API", options: options, selectedIndex: 0) { [weak self] (item) in
self?.activeStub = item.title
}
}
}
class YoshiExcBadAccess: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let item = APIDebugMenu()
Yoshi.setupDebugMenu([item])
}
}It's possible to refactor our implementation so the activeStub will be managed by an object retained in a closure to fix this issue. But what the purpose of having open class YoshiSingleSelectionMenu?
Possible solution
Make didSelect public so it can be written after initialization.
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