On Jul 3, 2012, at 22:40 , Graham Cox wrote:
> NSComparisonResult (^comp)( id<DKStorableObject>, id<DKStorableObject>
> ) = ^( id<DKStorableObject> a, id<DKStorableObject> b )
Actually, for a block literal, it's:
… = ^NSComparisonResult ( id<DKStorableObject> a, id<DKStorableObject>
b ) { … }
The literal syntax puts the return type after the [unparenthesized] "^", unlike
the pointer syntax which puts the return type before the [parenthesized] "^".
> Could the stupid block syntax be any less intuitive?
Well, to be fair, it's *two* stupid syntaxes.
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