Is it possible to use multiple trailing closures in swift? -

i know possible define methods accept closures this:

a. single closure input parameter

func testofclosures (flag: int, closure1: () -> ()) {      closure1() } 

b. multiple closures input parameters

func testofclosures (flag: int, closure1: () -> (), closure2: () -> (), closure3: () ->  ()) {     switch flag     {         case 1:              closure1()         case 2:              closure2()         default:              closure3()     } } 

interestingly in first case can invoke this:

testofclosures(1){     println("print closure 1") } 

but in second case, cannot invoke this:

testofclosures(1,{     println("print closure 1") }, {     println("print closure 2") }) {     println("print closure 3") } 

and have invoke this:

testofclosures(1,{     println("print closure 1") }, {     println("print closure 2") }, {     println("print closure 3") }) 

any reasons?

it looks trailing closure syntax specific position of opening { , requires on same line closing )

the below works

testofclosures(1,{     println("print closure 1") }, {     println("print closure 2") }) {     println("print closure 3") } 

as far multiple trailing closures, not possible. documentation states final closure using special syntax.