How to explain completionHandler(true) or (false)

The closure is called when the user taps the action and has action, source view and completion handler arguments.

You call the completion handler (isComplete)with

true

false

See here for details:

h ttps://useyourloaf.com/blog/table-swipe-actions/

See a clear explanation here on how to use true or false

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55316223/how-to-explain-completionhandlertrue

I'm afraid, my key question is just the same as the last answer in "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55316223/how-to-explain-completionhandlertrue"

I just begin to learn swift. Where can I find "The header doc of `UIContextualActionHandler` (in UIContextualAction.h)"

Command-click on `UIContextualAction` in the editor window of Xcode, and select Jump to Definition.

You can see the imported header of the class in Swift.

And the click the four square icon at the left top of the editor windows and choose Original Source.

You can find the original header in Objective-C like following:

// call the completionHandler to reset the context to its normal state (e.g. when swiping, resets to unswiped state)
// pass YES to the completionHandler if the action was actually performed, to show a visual indication of the successful completion
typedef void (^UIContextualActionHandler)(UIContextualAction *action, __kindof UIView *sourceView, void(^completionHandler)(BOOL actionPerformed));

(You may need to guess that `UIContextualActionHandler` is the counter part type in ObjC for `UIContextualAction.Handler` in Swift.

In some cases, you will find useful info which is not included in the official doc for Swift.

Thanks a lot🙂