I came across something that I'm not sure it's a bug or by design and if it's
by design, whether this should be discussed here.
Example:
class Foo {
init(number: Int) { /* ... */ }
}
let closure = Foo.init(number:) // (Int) -> Foo
[1, 2, 3].map(closure) // [Foo, Foo, Foo]
This works great until the initializer gets a default argument:
class Foo {
init(number: Int, string: String = "") { /* ... */ }
}
// Error: Foo has no member init(number:)
let closure = Foo.init(number:)
I was wondering if we could get closures to methods without the default
arguments. Currently, this needs to be worked around by e.g. creating a second
closure that invokes the method without the default arguments:
let closure: (Int) -> Foo = { Foo(number: $0) }
But to me it seems like something that should work "out of the box".
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