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I'm using SKShapeNode to add rectangles in a n x m matrix. Now I want to store the n x m position in the SKShapeNode. Of course I could simply use the .name property and store the n x m position as string. This has the disadvantage that when I'm trying to access the position I always have to struggle with a string instead of a point.

Is there an easy way to extend the SKShapeNode type in order to get something like this: 

sampleSkShapeNode.rectanglePosition -> Point(v,h)
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You could use the userData property of SKShapeNode which can be set to an arbitrary NSMutableDictionary, for example

sampleSkShapeNode.userData = ["vpos": v, "hpos": h]
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