Make the EKEventStore instance a Singleton #552
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dsmailes
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| public let eventStore: EKEventStore | ||
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| public static let shared = SingleEventStore() | ||
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| eventStore = EKEventStore() | ||
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Doesn't this initialise two instances of EKEventStore?
1: eventStore which doesn't appear to be used, and 2: shared
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I don't think so. The whole point of the Singleton pattern is that the class and its attributes are instantiated only once at runtime.
In my code the only way to instantiate a SingleEventStore is through its static instance shared, which calls the constructor where eventStore is instantiated (only once)
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Somehow fixes #551