Block support

[JiriTrecak]

Hello,

first, very nice work indeed. What would help this project to be really great is if the methods offered block version instead of target. That way you would be able to do following:

view.on(tap) {
    // Do something
}

Which removes the decoupling - the need to have different method somewhere else in the code.

Thanks for your time doing this library!

Sincerely,
Jiri

[delba]

Hey @JiriTrecak,

Tactile already supports this 😄

All of the followings are equivalent:

1.

view.on(tap, tapped)

// ...

func tapped(tap: UITapGestureRecognizer) {
    print(tap)
}

2.

let tapped = { (tap: UITapGestureRecognizer) -> Void
    print(tap)
}

view.on(tap, tapped)

3.

view.on(tap) { print($0) }

Note that you can also use the shorthand methods:

view.tap { print($0) }

[JiriTrecak]

Man am I dumb today! Thanks, and sorry :) (maybe would be nice to highlight it more in the docs)

[delba]

Ahaha no problem! Thanks for Laurine btw 🙏