Swift can infer and add sugar a lot, so why in init, it can't infer `value = value` as `self.value = value`?

[tera]

@Nickolas_Pohilets

I cannot think of any good reasons to have parameters of the initializer to be named or ordered differently from the properties.

e.g. for this:

struct Ver {
    let x, y, z: Double
}
Vec(1, 2, 3)

or for external argument names like "with:" "for:", "from:", "at:"

[tera]

@young

    init(_ value: String) {
        value = value          // Cannot assign to value: 'value' is a 'let' constant
        self.value = value.  // but it can't be anything but this, so why not just allow the above?
    }

let's explore this for a moment. why init only? same logic for any function:

func foo(_ value: String) {
    value = value          // Cannot assign to value: 'value' is a 'let' constant
    self.value = value     // but it can't be anything but this, so why not just allow the above?
}

imho this doesn't have a good (pros - cons)/cost ratio... it only saves 5 chars at the cost of increased cognitive load and compiler complexity. but if to consider this at all then not just for inits.