问题
I am doing my first steps in Vapor, the web framework for Swift.
The first piece of code that called my attention was this:
app.get("welcome") { request in
return "Hello"
}
I don't understand the syntax here. I mean, I'm calling app.get() method, but I'm also defining some kind of function where request is a parameter. I know that this will result in a get method accessible by a /welcome URL and will return "Hello". What is not clear for me is how this piece of code works and how the compiler interprets it.
回答1:
This is called trailing closure syntax.
I give a nice rundown of the various syntactic sugars of closures in this answer.
The expanded version of this code would be:
app.get("welcome", { (request: Request) throws -> ResponseRepresentable in
return "Hello"
})
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40592541/parameters-after-opening-bracket