Exchanging Data Using a Protocol
One common use of protocols is to exchange data. The editor, or requestor, needs information, and the delegate provides and perhaps updates it. In this section, you design a protocol.
In this case, your car editor needs to know both the car object and number. The add/view scene, or delegate, needs to be informed when the car is changed so you can update the display. That makes three methods for the protocol:
carToEdit returns the car object to edit.
carNumber returns the number (not the index) of the edited car. ...
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