I want to search in array of objects in swift but I didn't know how :(
I tried
filteredArrayUsingPredicate
but still don't work ,It's giving me an error msg
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the error message is
swift:42:9: 'Array<search_options>' does not have a member named 'filteredArrayUsingPredicate'
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class search_options {
let id:String
let option:String
init(){}
init(id:String ,option:String){
self.id = id
self.option = option
}
}
I only want to search in option variable
And when I tried to used
func searchBarSearchButtonClicked( searchBar: UISearchBar!)
{
let filteredArray = filter(search_options_array) { $0 == "test" }
println(searchBar.text)
}
I got this message
swift:40:58: 'search_options' is not a subtype of 'String'
Find index of specific object:
if let index = find(myArray, objectIAmLookingFor) {
// found! do something
}
Filter array:
let filteredArray = filter(myArray) { $0 == objectIAmLookingFor }
Finally after long search I did't ! , I was looking to find a way to do a dynamic search like if array of String contains
"hello","lo","yes"
and I want to get all the strings that contains for example "lo" I want to get "hello" and "lo"
so the best way I found is regular expression search
so I do a For Loop throw all options in Array and compare every single object variable to the pattern ,and save it in new array on objects
for var i = 0; i < search_options_array.count; i++ {
let myRegex = "searched_text"
if let match = search_options_array[i].option.rangeOfString(myRegex, options: .RegularExpressionSearch){
filtered_options_array.append(search_options(id:search_options_array[i].id,option:search_options_array[i].option) )
}
}
The best part here you can use all benefits of regular expression and have a copy of yours old array so if you need it.
Thanks every one for helping.
Because filter
accepts as a predicate a function which maps each element of the given Array
to a Bool
value (to determine which value should be filtered out), in your case it may be this way;
let a = [
search_options(id: "a", option: "X"),
search_options(id: "b", option: "Y"),
search_options(id: "c", option: "X")
]
let b = filter(a) { (e: search_options) in e.option == "X" }
// ==> [search_options(id: "a", option: "X"), search_options(id: "c", option: "X")]
The correct answer is
func searchBarSearchButtonClicked( searchBar: UISearchBar!)
{
let filteredArray = filter(search_options_array) { $0.option == "test" }
println(searchBar.text)
}
or
func searchBarSearchButtonClicked( searchBar: UISearchBar!)
{
let filteredArray = filter(search_options_array) { $0.id == "test" }
println(searchBar.text)
}
You must retrieve property of searched object by which you perform searching
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