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Single-quoted character literals

• Proposal: SE-XXXX
• Authors: taylorswift, John Holdsworth
• Review manager:
• Status:
• Implementation:
• Threads: 1 2

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test project

1. clone a swift project

installing code

1. download from https://code.visualstudio.com/

setting up the vscode-swift extension

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module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPsSF6ScalarRpzrlE2meoiyyxz_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD2V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6ScalarRpzrlE1doiyxAE_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD8V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6ScalarRpzrlE4alleoiyyxz_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD3V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6ScalarRpzrlE2seoiyyxz_AEtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD8V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6ScalarRpzrlE1aoiyxx_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD2V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPsSF6ScalarRpzrlE1poiyxAD_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD4V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPsEyxqd__cSTRd__7ElementQyd__6ScalarRtzlufc::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD4V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6ScalarRpzrlE20trailingZeroBitCountxvp::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5SIMD4V'
module: '_Differentiation@Swift', id: 's:s4SIMDPss17FixedWidthInteger6Sc

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module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:SzsE2lloiyxx_qd__tSzRd__lFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5Int64V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:s18AdditiveArithmeticPsE1popyxxFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s4Int8V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:SzsE1goiySbx_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s4Int8V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:SZss17FixedWidthIntegerRzrlEyxqd__cSzRd__lufc::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5Int16V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:s18AdditiveArithmeticPss27ExpressibleByIntegerLiteralRzrlE4zeroxvpZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5Int16V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:s17FixedWidthIntegerPsE2apoiyxx_xtFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:Su'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:s17FixedWidthIntegerPsE3ggeoiyyxz_qd__tSzRd__lFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s6UInt16V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:SZsE8isSignedSbvpZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5Int32V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swift', id: 's:s17FixedWidthIntegerPsE3ggeoiyyxz_qd__tSzRd__lFZ::SYNTHESIZED::s:s5Int32V'
module: 'NIOConcurrencyHelpers@Swif

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Swift integer literals

introduction

Swift allows you to initialize any type from an integer literal in source code by conforming it to the ExpressibleByIntegerLiteral protocol. Currently, Int8, Int16, Int32, Int64, Int, and their unsigned counterparts are supported as bootstrap types when the compiler emits code passing source code literals to an ExpressibleByIntegerLiteral.init(integerLiteral:) implementation. This effectively caps the maximum supported integer literal width to 64 bits.

This proposal aims to unlock arbitrary-precision integer literals in a way that:

• will decouple the compile-time overflow checking from the actual passed integer value storage,
• will eliminate the need for magic underscored protocols,

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import func Glibc.fopen
import func Glibc.fseek
import func Glibc.ftell
import func Glibc.fclose
import func Glibc.fread
import func Glibc.fwrite
import func Glibc.strerror

import var Glibc.errno

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import sys 

text = sys.argv[1]

def hue(angle):
    h = angle / 60
    x = 1 - abs(h % 2 - 1)
    return ((1, x, 0), (x, 1, 0), (0, 1, x), (0, x, 1), (x, 0, 1), (1, 0, x))[int(h)]

def hexcolor(rgb):

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import func Glibc.atan2

infix operator <> :MultiplicationPrecedence // dot product
infix operator >< :MultiplicationPrecedence // cross product
infix operator &<> :MultiplicationPrecedence // wrapping dot product
infix operator &>< :MultiplicationPrecedence // wrapping cross product

infix operator ~~ :ComparisonPrecedence     // distance test 
infix operator !~ :ComparisonPrecedence     // distance test 

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import func Glibc.sin
import func Glibc.cos
import func Glibc.tan
import func Glibc.asin
import func Glibc.acos
import func Glibc.atan
import func Glibc.atan2

infix operator <> :MultiplicationPrecedence // dot product
infix operator >< :MultiplicationPrecedence // cross product

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Vector manifesto

Vectors, understood as 2, 3, or 4-component numerical aggregates, are a fundamental currency type across many domains of programming. This document seeks to lay out a cohesive vision for adding standard vector support to the Swift language, with consideration for relevant long-term goals for the language type system.

Past discussions: 1 2, 3, 4, 5

Past pitches: 1

Vectors and fixed-size arrays