Forwarding on behalf of Chris Kornher:

I think that this is a great idea. It would be nice to:
        1) Have a standard way to generate these values from textual or other 
serialized representations.
        2) A way to be able to store these vales (as preferences, for example)

A simple way to do support this is to make these into full-fledged enums:
         1) make these rawrepresentable string enums
         2) give the type a name for use when needed: e.g.
                
        scaleAndCropImage.fitImage.options_t

                or perhaps, :
        
        scaleAndCropImage_fitImage_options_t


enabling: 

struct MyPreferenceStruct {
.. 
var fitOptions: scaleAndCropImage_fitImage_options_t
}
 
Thinking about this a bit more, requiring a name like:

func scaleAndCropImage(
    image: UIImage,
    toSize size: CGSize,
    operation: ScaleCropFitFitFill{.Fit | .Fill} = .Fit
    ) -> UIImage {

would be cleaner.  

- Chris


> On May 31, 2016, at 10:16 AM, Erica Sadun via swift-evolution 
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
> Here's a function signature from some code from today:
> 
> func scaleAndCropImage(
>     image: UIImage,
>     toSize size: CGSize,
>     fitImage: Bool = true
>     ) -> UIImage {
> 
> 
> And here's what I want the function signature to actually look like:
> 
> func scaleAndCropImage(
>     image: UIImage,
>     toSize size: CGSize,
>     operation: (.Fit | .Fill) = .Fit
>     ) -> UIImage {
> 
> 
> where I don't have to establish a separate enumeration to include ad-hoc 
> enumeration-like semantics for the call. A while back, Yong hee Lee 
> introduced anonymous enumerations (and the possibility of anonymous option 
> flags) but the discussion rather died.
> 
> I'm bringing it up again to see whether there is any general interest in 
> pursuing this further as I think the second example is more readable, 
> appropriate, and Swifty than the first, provides better semantics, and is 
> more self documenting.
> 
> Thanks for your feedback,
> 
> -- Erica
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