 ///
 /// Add routes in the following manner:
 /// ```
-/// 	Routing.Routes["GET", ["/", "index.html"] ] = { request, response in ... }
+/// 	Routing.Routes[.Get, ["/", "index.html"] ] = { request, response in ... }
 /// 	Routing.Routes["/foo/*/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
 /// 	Routing.Routes["/foo/bar/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
-/// 	Routing.Routes["GET", "/user/{id}/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
-/// 	Routing.Routes["POST", "/user/{id}/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
+/// 	Routing.Routes[.Get, "/user/{id}/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
+/// 	Routing.Routes[.Post, "/user/{id}/baz"] = { request, response in ... }
 /// ```
 /// The closure you provide should return an instance of `PageHandler`. It is provided the WebResponse object to permit further customization.
 /// Variables set by the routing process can be accessed through the `WebRequest.urlVariables` dictionary.

	}

	/// Add a route to the system using the indicated HTTP request method.
	/// `Routing.Routes["GET", "/foo/*/baz"] = { request, response in ... }`
	public subscript(method: WebRequest.Method, path: String) -> RequestHandler? {
		get {
			return nil // Swift does not currently allow set-only subscripts

	}

	/// Add an array of routes for a given handler using the indicated HTTP request method.
	/// `Routing.Routes[.Get, ["/", "index.html"] ] = { request, response in ... }`
	public subscript(method: WebRequest.Method, paths: [String]) -> RequestHandler? {
		get {
			return nil // Swift does not currently allow set-only subscripts
