I've tried to follow this thread, but forgive me if I'm suggesting something that's already been mentioned. Could we allow tuple destructuring by wrapping the inner tuple in parentheses in the closure?
var d = [String: Int]()
// Do stuff with d
d.forEach { (key, value) in ... } // Illegal; argument to closure is a 2-tuple, not two arguments
d.forEach { (arg) in // Works, but ugly
let key = arg.key
let value = arg.value
...
}
Now, based on the above, I'm proposing that this should work:
d.forEach { ((key, value)) in ... }
Since arg == (key, value), "(arg) in" should be equivalent to "((key, value)) in". In light of this, "{ arg in ..." would merely be syntactic sugar for "{ (arg) in ...", since 1-tuples don't actually exist (`let f: (Int) = 1; print(f.0)` doesn't compile, and `let f: ((Int, Int)) = (1,2); print(f.0)` prints `1`, not `(1, 2)`).