What is the correct way to write multiple trailing closures in Swift?

Question

I keep getting an error from swift playgrounds that it can't find the "missing argument for parameter 'closure' in call."

func someFunc(closure: () -> (), closure2: () -> ()) {
    closure()
    closure2()
}

someFunc() {
    print("Calling from closure()")
} closure2: {
    print("Calling from closure2()")
}

Excellent! Your example is better than the official one in The Swift Programming Language for a beginner. — bfhaha
– bfhaha, Commented Dec 18, 2021 at 9:15

matt · Accepted Answer · 2020-08-02 00:08:51Z

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Multiple trailing closures are a new Swift 5.3 beta feature. Your code compiles and runs correctly in Xcode 12 beta using Swift 5.3 beta, as shown in this screen shot:

It is probable that the environment in which you are running does not have a Swift 5.3 beta compiler.

answered Aug 2, 2020 at 0:08

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