I have the following enum defined in objc:
typedef NS_OPTIONS(NSInteger, RKRequestMethod) {
RKRequestMethodGET = 1 << 0,
RKRequestMethodPOST = 1 << 1,
// ...
};
So in objc I can do this by boxing the integer value with @( )
:
NSDictionary *dict = @{ @"s": @(RKRequestMethodGET) }
Now in swift, I want to store such an enum in a dictionary:
var v = [String: AnyObject]()
v = ["s": RKRequestMethod.POST
v = ["s": NSNumber(char: RKRequestMethod.POST)]
v = ["s": NSNumber(unsignedChar: RKRequestMethod.POST)]
v = ["s": NSNumber(short: RKRequestMethod.POST)]
v = ["s": NSNumber(unsignedShort: RKRequestMethod.POST)]
// There are approx 10 more of these and I tried them all
I did figure it out. It is actually as simple as:
v = ["s": RKRequestMethod.Any.rawValue]
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