I have UICollectionView that have a model with following:
class MainVCModel {
let models = [
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "1.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "2.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "3.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "4.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "5.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "6.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "7.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "8.jpg")!),
CellModel.init(UIImage.init(named: "9.jpg")!),
]
}
struct CellModel {
var isEnlarged: Bool = false
var image: UIImage
lazy var rotatedImage: UIImage = self.image.rotate(radians: Float(Helper.degreesToRadians(degrees: 6)))!
init(_ image: UIImage){
self.image = image
}
}
In my CollectionViewController class i have:
override func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, didSelectItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) {
var currentModel = model.models[indexPath.row]
if !currentModel.isEnlarged {
print("should enlarge")
currentModel.isEnlarged = true
enlargeOnSelection(indexPath)
} else {
print("should restore")
currentModel.isEnlarged = false
restoreOnSelection(indexPath)
}
}
But when i set currentModel.isEnlarged = true
it has no effect, it actually store false
value, which i notice when debugging. Why?
In this line:
var currentModel = model.models[indexPath.row]
If models
is an array of a struct, currentModel
is a copy, so setting a property of currentModel
does not affect anything in the array.