In Swift, you can create custom result builders to construct domain-specific languages (DSLs) that provide a more expressive way to build data structures. Result builders allow you to encapsulate complex logic while making the syntax cleaner and more readable.
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This content discusses how to create custom result builders in Swift to facilitate the development of domain-specific languages, improving code clarity and maintainability.
// Example of a custom result builder in Swift
import SwiftUI
// Define a custom result builder
@resultBuilder
struct HTMLBuilder {
static func buildBlock(_ components: String...) -> String {
return components.joined()
}
static func buildExpression(_ expression: String) -> String {
return expression
}
static func buildExpression(_ expression: Int) -> String {
return "\(expression)"
}
}
// Use the custom result builder to create HTML content
func createHTML(@HTMLBuilder content: () -> String) -> String {
return "\(content())"
}
// Utilizing the custom result builder
let htmlContent = createHTML {
"Hello, World!
"
"This is a custom HTML builder example.
"
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}
print(htmlContent)
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