@096d2c53 Pretty sure that's a no, because these are (or at least can be) extracted by the static analyzer. 

 @096d2c53 see, your problem there is really the raisins. 

 @096d2c53 macro territory? 

 @096d2c53 I just use a string literal with interpolation and it seems to work 

 @096d2c53 You can do “\(self.name)” I think? 

 @096d2c53 Compiler needs help understanding which init you’re trying to match I think.

Does:

return .init(title: .init(stringLiteral: name))

work for you? 

 @096d2c53 that color scheme is 🔥. Is it the default XCode one? 

 @096d2c53 Instead of a struct, enum, and switch tray a protocol and implement it in several structs or classes. 
protocol IceCream {
     var displayRep: DisplayRep {get}
}
struct ChocolateIceCream: IceCream {
    let name = "choco"
    var displayRep: DisplayRep { return .init(title: name)}
}
You could also save all IceCream flavors in a plist or something.