This tuple builder function returns a "flat" tuple (as I expect/hope):
func appendTo<each T, E>(tuple: (repeat each T), element: E) -> (repeat each T, String, E) {
(repeat each tuple, "DIVIDER", element)
}
let firstTuple = appendTo(tuple: 1, element: "two")
let appendedTuple = appendTo(tuple: firstTuple, element: 3.3)
print(appendedTuple) // (1, "DIVIDER", "two", "DIVIDER", 3.3)
print(type(of: appendedTuple)) // (Int, String, String, String, Double)
whereas the same function signature in a result builder returns nested tuples.
@resultBuilder
struct TupleBuilder {
static func buildPartialBlock<V>(first: V) -> (V) {
first
}
static func buildPartialBlock<each T, E>(accumulated: (repeat each T), next: E) -> (repeat each T, String, E) {
(repeat each accumulated, "DIVIDER", next)
// This crashes the Swift compiler:
// appendTo(tuple: accumulated, element: next)
}
}
func buildTuple<T>(@TupleBuilder _ builder: () -> T) -> T {
builder()
}
let builtTuple = buildTuple {
1
"two"
3.3
}
print(builtTuple) // ((1, "DIVIDER", "two"), "DIVIDER", 3.3)
print(type(of: builtTuple)) // ((Int, String, String), String, Double)
Is this a bug?
BTW - attempting to use the appendTo(tuple:)
function inside the buildPartialBlock(accumulated:)
will crash the Swift compiler.