This is relatively minor, as there is a workaround, but it wasted about an hour to find out what was wrong, so I thought I would log it.
The two different variants of the code below work fine in XCode, with and without the named str: String parameter in the callback.
In Fire/Silver build .1925, only the second (doSomething2), without the named param, compiles.
class Test
{
public func doSomething( callback: ( str: String ) -> () )
{
// now callback
callback(str: "Hello")
}
public func doSomething2( callback: ( String ) -> () )
{
// now callback
callback("Hello")
}
}
let t = Test()
t.doSomething()
{
str in
print( str )
}
t.doSomething2()
{
str in
print( str )
}
The error in Fire:
silvertest10.zip (149.5 KB)