I remember now: its let with default value that can be overridden but using only the auto gen'ed init():
struct Blah {
let a = 100
}
let x = Blah(a: 999). // <== error: argument passed to call that takes no arguments
but it's okay if you use var:
struct Blah {
var a = 100
}
let x = Blah(a: 999)
But I really want this:
struct Blah {
let a: Int
init(a: Int = 100) {
self.a = a
}
}
let x = Blah(a: 999)
So I must write the init()
(I remembered Binding because I didn't like having to hand code the init() and deal with setting the bindings)