forEach on an Array in Swift
If you want to easily loop through an array and perform some action on each item. Sort of how you do it in Ruby.
extension Array {
func forEach(iterator: (T) -> Void) -> Array {
for item in self {
iterator(item)
}
return self;
}
}Now you can do the following:
var items: [MyItem] = ....
items.forEach { if ($0.someProperty) { doCoolStuff() } }Related protips:
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As of Swift 2, forEach(_:) is a builtin method on SequenceType objects, so you don't need to define an extension on Array.
On the other hand, it is more usual in Swift to iterate directly on the Array:
for item in items {
if item.someProperty {
doCoolStuff()
}
}
over 1 year ago
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