AssociatedType vs Self.AssociatedType的区别

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英文:

Difference between AssociatedType vs Self.AssociatedType

问题

以下是您要翻译的内容:

让我们假设我有这个协议:

protocol SomeProtocol {
    associatedType Item: SomeOtherProtocol
    var itemValue: Item
}

那个协议和这个协议之间有什么区别:

protocol SomeProtocol {
    associatedType Item: SomeOtherProtocol
    var itemValue: Self.Item
}
英文:

Let's say I have this protocol:

protocol SomeProtocol {

associatedType Item: SomeOtherProtocol

var itemValue: Item

}

What's the difference between that protocol and this one:

protocol SomeProtocol {

associatedType Item: SomeOtherProtocol

var itemValue: Self.Item

}

答案1

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这类似于self.somePropertysomeProperty之间的区别。通常它们指的是同一个属性,除非在更内部的作用域中也声明了名为someProperty的东西,就像这样:

struct Foo {
    let someProperty: Int
    init(someProperty: Int) {
        self.someProperty = someProperty
        // 在这里,self.someProperty和someProperty意味着不同的东西
    }
}

对于类型来说,这种情况发生得要少得多。我能想到的情况只涉及到局部类型:

struct Bar {
    typealias Foo = Int
    
    func foo() {
        struct Foo {}

        // 在这里,Foo指的是局部结构体,但Self.Foo指的是类型别名
    }
}

即使不必要,添加Self.也可以澄清你指的是在当前类型内声明的类型,而不是全局声明的其他类型。

struct Bar { }

protocol Foo {
    associatedtype Bar

    // 虽然"Self."不是必需的,
    // 现在非常清楚我指的是哪种类型
    var property: Self.Bar { get }
}

话虽如此,最好还是通过更好地命名你的类型来避免这种情况的发生 AssociatedType vs Self.AssociatedType的区别

英文:

It's similar to the difference between self.someProperty and someProperty. Usually they refer to the same property, except in cases when something called someProperty is also declared in a more inner scope, like this:

struct Foo {
    let someProperty: Int
    init(someProperty: Int) {
        self.someProperty = someProperty
        // here, self.someProperty and someProperty mean different things
    }
}

For types, this occurs much more rarely. Off the top of my head, I can only think of situations involving a local type:

struct Bar {
    typealias Foo = Int
    
    func foo() {
        struct Foo {}

        // here, Foo refers to the local struct, but Self.Foo refers to the typealias
    }
}

Adding Self. (even when it is not necessary) can also clarify that you mean the type that is declared inside the current type, and not some other type declared globally.

struct Bar { }

protocol Foo {
    associatedtype Bar

    // though "Self." is not necessary,
    // it is now very clear which type I mean
    var property: Self.Bar { get }
}

That said, it is probably best to avoid situations like that in the first place, by naming your types better AssociatedType vs Self.AssociatedType的区别

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