[Swift-devel] Is the use of args within functions legal?

[Mihael Hategan]

It is.

As usual, when something fails, the exact error message is one very
useful bit of information.

Mihael

On Wed, 2013-09-18 at 14:44 -0500, Yadu Nand wrote:
> Ketan reported a script failing for him on trunk alone and this is the
> condensed
> form of his script that fails consistently on trunk:
> 
> func() {
>     string FOO=arg("foo");
>     string BAR="hello";
>     tracef("FOO : %s  | BAR : %s\n", FOO, BAR);
> }
> func();
> 
> This script does pass on 0.94RC3, but not on Trunk. Could someone confirm
> if this
> is valid syntax ?
> 
> Reversing the order of the assignments to the following, gets the test to
> pass:
> 
> func() {
>     string BAR="hello";
>     string FOO=arg("foo");
>     tracef("FOO : %s  | BAR : %s\n", FOO, BAR);
> }
> func();
> 
> 
> ​Thanks,​
> 
> Yadu
> Ketan reported a script failing for him on trunk alone and this is the
> condensed 
> 
> form of his script that fails consistently on trunk:
> 
> func() {
>     string FOO=arg("foo");
>     string BAR="hello";
>     tracef("FOO : %s  | BAR : %s\n", FOO, BAR);
> }
> func();
> 
> 
> This script does pass on 0.94RC3, but not on Trunk. Could someone
> confirm if this 
> 
> is valid syntax ?
> 
> 
> Reversing the order of the assignments to the following, gets the test
> to pass:
> 
> func() {
>     string BAR="hello";
>     string FOO=arg("foo");
>     tracef("FOO : %s  | BAR : %s\n", FOO, BAR);
> }
> func();
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ​Thanks,​
>  
> Yadu
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