How do we call "public class Cache<T: NSCoding> " about awesomecache

[aschuch]

AwesomeCache is a generic class, thus you need to add the type of the objects you want to store in the cache when instantiating the instance.

let cache = Cache<NSData>(name "foo")

[mobileprogrammingAnurag]

Hey ,

Thanks, Alex i figured this out .i really appreciate you for your email.

On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 4:45 PM, Alexander Schuch [email protected]
wrote:

AwesomeCache is a generic class, thus you need to add the type of the
objects you want to store in the cache when instantiating the instance.

let Cache(name "foo")

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