subviews vs. functions

I have a view that is getting large and I want to factor out a chunk of it. One option is to extract a subview by creating a new struct that inherits from View and defines the body property. Another option is to create a function with a return type of some View. It's a bit less code that way. But I get the impression that creating a new View is preferred. What advantages does that have?

struct DemoView: View {
 var body: some View {
  Text("Demo")
 }
}

vs.

func demoView() -> some View {
 Text("Demo")
}
Answered by Claude31 in 714358022

It does not matter that much, but the common practice is more to use struct.

However, func make it a little easier to pass parameter, as they are declared in parameters list instead of a var in the struct. But that's real minimal difference.

As far as I've seen, it is thus more a convenience choice.

Accepted Answer

It does not matter that much, but the common practice is more to use struct.

However, func make it a little easier to pass parameter, as they are declared in parameters list instead of a var in the struct. But that's real minimal difference.

As far as I've seen, it is thus more a convenience choice.

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