Function

A dot-delimited (.) path used to qualify the function name within the module scope of the declaration, or nil if the function isn’t nested (that is, declared at the top-level scope of a module).

For example, given the following declaration of a function greet, the context is "A.B":

enum A { enum B { static func greet() {} }

The declaration attributes.

The declaration modifiers.

The declaration keyword ("func").

The function identifier.

The function signature.

The generic parameters for the declaration.

For example, the following declaration of function f has a single generic parameter whose identifier is "T" and type is "Equatable":

func f<T: Equatable>(value: T) {}

The generic parameter requirements for the declaration.

For example, the following declaration of function f has a single requirement that its generic parameter identified as "T" conforms to the type identified as "Hahable":

func f<T>(value: T) where T: Hashable {}

Whether the function is an operator.

A function signature.

A function parameter.

This type can also be used to represent initializer parameters and associated values for enumeration cases.

Creates an instance initialized with the given syntax node.