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    1. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 9 Jul 2013

      So the DBError/NSError bullshit in Dropbox’s API continues. Their new Datastore API mixes NSError and DBError interchangeable.

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    2. Matt Drance ‏@drance 9 Jul 2013

      @schwa Is DBError just a typedef?

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      Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 9 Jul 2013

      @drancepic.twitter.com/dUw2UhBUMH

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        1. Matt Drance ‏@drance 9 Jul 2013

          @schwa Ah God.

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        3. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 10 Jul 2013

          @drance @schwa Wait, it’s the mixing/matching that’s a problem, right? Subclassing NSError isn’t a "Nooooooooo".

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        5. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 10 Jul 2013 Berkeley, CA

          @danielpunkass @drance my main dislike is that it’s it’s absolutely purely redundant. It’s like subclassing NSString…

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        7. David Deller ‏@dmdeller 10 Jul 2013

          @schwa @danielpunkass @drance I get where they're coming from. NSErrorDomain always seemed unnecessary when you could just subclass instead.

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        9. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 10 Jul 2013 Berkeley, CA

          @dmdeller @danielpunkass @drance no.

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        10. David Deller ‏@dmdeller 10 Jul 2013

          @schwa @danielpunkass @drance OK.

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        11. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 10 Jul 2013 Berkeley, CA

          @dmdeller @danielpunkass @drance seriously though, like I said before it’s like subclassing NSString. You need a damn good reason,

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        13. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 10 Jul 2013

          @schwa @dmdeller @drance NSString is a bad comparison: subclassing it is implicitly forbidden. NSError documentation encourages subclassing.

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        1. Saurabh Garg ‏@saurabhg 9 Jul 2013 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

          @schwa @drance noob question but why is sub classing NSError bad?

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        3. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 9 Jul 2013 Berkeley, CA

          @saurabhg @drance Can you think of a good reason to subclass?

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        4. Saurabh Garg ‏@saurabhg 9 Jul 2013 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

          @schwa @drance never felt the need but from docs ‘Apps may subclass to provide better localized errors by overriding localizedDescription.'

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        6. Jonathan Wight ‏@schwa 9 Jul 2013

          @saurabhg @drance Sure. Do that. But don’t expose your subclass externally.

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      1. Lich Bleach-Skull ‏@siegel 10 Jul 2013

        @schwa @drance CANNOT UNSEE

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      2. Blake Seely ‏@blakeseely 11 Jul 2013

        @schwa @drance :(

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      3. Javi ‏@Javi 10 Jul 2013 Duboce Triangle, San Francisco

        @schwa and documenting where they use that error class. That's the weirdest form of coupling.

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