Swift functions accepting tuples

Question

Is it possible to pass in a tuple into a function as long as their types match up?

When I try it, I get a missing argument in parameter error:

var myTuple = ("Text",10,"More Text")

func myFunction(a:String, b:Int, c:String) {
    // etc...
}

myFunction(myTuple)

Answer 1

It was possible, although was deprecated in Swift 2.2:

In Swift 2.1 and earlier it was possible to use a carefully crafted tuple to fill the parameters of a function. So, if you had a function that took two parameters, you could call it with a two-element tuple as long as the tuple had the correct types and element names.

...

This syntax — affectionately called “tuple splat syntax” — is the antithesis of idiomatic Swift’s self-documenting, readable style, and so it’s deprecated in Swift 2.2.

https://swift.org/blog/swift-2-2-new-features/