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// See notes in first comment

if let moc = AppDelegate.instance.managedObjectContext {

    // fetching NSManagedObject with fancy generic typesafe helper method

    if let allGrowers = moc.fetch(Grower.self, predicate: nil, sortDescriptors: nil, returnsObjectsAsFaults: true) {
        switch allGrowers {
        case .Value(let b):
            let allGrowers = b.contents

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class PathOverrideable(object):

    def get_template(self, request, mode='', **kwargs):
        try:
            return self._path_overrideable_template
        except AttributeError:

            if not self.url:
                return get_template(self.template)

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# Notes:
# Python 3 assumed, but shouldn't be hard to backport to Python 2
# Cobbled together from two slightly different implementations, sorry for any inconsistencies.

# This creates two models, NavigationMenu, and NavigationMenuItem. A site can have many NavigationMenus, which are referenced from
# the template by location. E.g., 'footer', 'left_nav'. You can also create single-item lists for special purpose links/buttons,
# such a privacy_policy or homepage_cta. This helps to reduce hard coding in templates.

# NavigationMenuItem mixes in some different link types (Page, Document, URL) and presents them in a consistent way. It provides
# the ability to override the title of the referenced object.

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var dict = Dictionary<String,Bool>()
dict["a"] = true

dict["c"] = false

func matchOneOrTheOtherWithOptionals(a: Bool?, b: Bool?) -> String {
    switch (a, b) {
    case (.Some(true), let b) where b == .None || !b!:
        return "a was true, but b was None or false"
    case (let a, .Some(true)) where a == .None || a == .Some(false):