what is the difference of @environment and @environment object
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I don't have specific information on the difference between @Environment
and @EnvironmentObject
from the provided context. However, generally speaking, in SwiftUI:
-
@Environment
is used to read values from the environment, which are typically provided by the system or higher up in the view hierarchy. It is used for accessing system-wide settings or values that are shared across many views, like color schemes or accessibility settings. -
@EnvironmentObject
is used to inject an observable object into the environment, which can then be accessed by any child view. This is useful for sharing data across many views without having to pass it down through the view hierarchy manually.
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