This is something I see all over Cocoa:func someAction(_ sender: Any)which is called like:someAction(someObject)This can be very confusing to me. The infamous example is in NSView subclasses:print(Hello, World!)Despite this being standard Swift syntax for printing to the console, in an NSView, this will open the printer dialog, claiming the sender is the String Hello, World!. So, in my code I started doing this:func someAction(sender: Any)but I fear that the fact I see none of this in Cocoa means it's an anti-pattern. Is that the case, or am I in the right?
Is it an anti-pattern for Swift functions that take in a sender to have a label for that parameter?
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