[swift-evolution] [Guidelines, First Argument Labels]: Prepositions inside the parens

[Haravikk]

> On 13 Feb 2016, at 10:51, Radosław Pietruszewski via swift-evolution <swift-evolution at swift.org> wrote:
> 
> -  func magnifyToFit(rect: Rect)
> +  func magnify(toFit rect: Rect)
> 
> Intentional? I guess it could be argued either way, but “magnify-to-fit” seems like one phrase.

I prefer the change; to me “magnify” is the operation, the rectangle just happens to be what controls the result. It makes sense IMO that there could be other magnify operations with different requirements.

> (NSArray)
> +  func description(withLocale locale: AnyObject?) -> String
> +  func description(withLocale locale: AnyObject?, indent level: Int) -> String
> 
> Another case where `with` doesn’t add anything IMHO and in fact makes things slightly confusing. The description isn’t somehow made *with* the locale, it’s just a variant of the `description` property that takes a locale as an setting.

I suppose in this case withLocale might be clearer as forLocale or withinLocale or something along those lines?

> -  optional func scrollViewShouldScrollTo(top scrollView: UIScrollView) -> Bool
> +  optional func scrollViewShouldScroll(toTop scrollView: UIScrollView) -> Bool
>    @available(iOS 2.0, *)
> -  optional func scrollViewDidScrollTo(top scrollView: UIScrollView)
> +  optional func scrollViewDidScroll(toTop scrollView: UIScrollView)
> 
> Similar case as “magnify to fit”. the scroll view has nothing to do with “toTop”. It should be:

I think in this case it’s less clear than magnify, as it’s a bit of a weird pattern to begin with. It depends really on whether you feel that scrollViewShouldScroll is a discrete event that could potentially have different parameters (e.g- toBottom etc.) in which case it’s a good distinction to have. Not nearly as clear to me as magnify though, it’s not a style of callback that I like at all =)