> On 24 Mar 2016, at 14:18, Kurt Werle <k...@circlew.org> wrote:
>
> Coming from ruby, I'm quite fond of trailing closures. I couldn't really
> give you a concrete reason why - putting them in the ()'s really isn't that
> big a deal. But I'll say that I move them outside every single time...
>
> I will say that your examples are the most trivial possible and that the more
> complex the closure (describing context variables and return types, throws,
> etc) the uglier it seem to me to put it inside parens.
Perhaps, but if you’re getting that onto a single line then it starts to look
ugly regardless IMO, whereas splitting it across multiple lines isn’t really
any different with or without being in the parenthesis, except that the closing
parenthesis at least clarifies that it was a method you’re closing, for example:
var modifier = true
let foo = myArray.map({
var result = $0
if modifier { result = -result }
modifier = !modifier
return result
})
I dunno, I guess I’m just struggling to find cases in my own code where they
really offer much of an advantage to justify having a distinctly different way
of doing things, with the ambiguity and inconsistency that represents, which is
why I’ve brought it up to discuss; i.e- do we use them just because they exist?
Trivial aesthetic difference? Personal preference only?_______________________________________________
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