Structs

A type that represents a single ascent of a single hill.

A type representing a combination of backup mode and backup destination to specify how backups are created and where they should be stored.

A type that can generate Backup instances by importing backups created by the Hill Lists app.

A type representing a set of contact details used for sharing data from the app.

A type that represents all recorded ascents of a single hill.

A type that represents a list of hills that can be tracked by the app. In keeping with the way the app presents lists, this type has properties to store:

• the HillList.Classification of hills within the list (e.g. Dewey);
• the HillList.Regions covered by the list (e.g. England, Isle of Man & Wales);
• the HillList.Flag displayed alongside the list’s name (e.g. United Kingdom).

The hills tracked by each list are generally straightforward to determine based on lookup of classification and regions in the database of British and Irish hills (DoBIH). However, the app takes an arguably non-obvious approach when it comes to Ireland and Northern Ireland. For any HillList:

• if HillList.Region.ireland is in its regions set:
  • if its flag is HillList.Flag.ireland then only hills in the Republic of Ireland are included;
  • if its flag is HillList.Flag.northernIreland then hills in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland are included;
  • if its flag is HillList.Flag.unitedKingdom then only hills in Northern Ireland are included.

A type representing user location data. Initially a default location in Fort William is set but the user can specify a location or use their iOS device’s location.

A type representing a combination of map vendor and map style to specify a mapping implementation for use in map-based views.

A type representing backup metadata.

A type representing miscellaneous app configuration values.

A type that stores information on how various items should be sorted for viewing.

A type representing the units of measurement chosen for presenting values.