Swift Tuple index using a variable as the index?

Question

Swift Tuple index using a variable as the index? Anyone know if it is possible to use a variable as the index for a Swift tuple index. I wish to select and item from a tuple usi

Answer 1

Reference: https://gist.github.com/ctreffs/785db636d68a211b25c989644b13f301

In Swift 5:

func tupleToArray(tuple: Tuple) -> [Value] {
    let tupleMirror = Mirror(reflecting: tuple)
    assert(tupleMirror.displayStyle == .tuple, "Given argument is no tuple")
    assert(tupleMirror.superclassMirror == nil, "Given tuple argument must not have a superclass (is: \(tupleMirror.superclassMirror!)")
    assert(!tupleMirror.children.isEmpty, "Given tuple argument has no value elements")
    return tupleMirror.children.compactMap { (child: Mirror.Child) -> Value? in
        let valueMirror = Mirror(reflecting: child.value)
        assert(valueMirror.subjectType == Value.self, "Given tuple argument's child type (\(valueMirror.subjectType)) does not reflect expected return value type (\(Value.self))")
        return child.value as? Value
    }
}

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