I'm developing an iOS application in Swift. When I updated the Xcode to 7.0, I'm getting error in swiftyJSON.
static func fromObject(object: AnyObject) -> JSONValue? {
switch object {
case let value as NSString:
return JSONValue.JSONString(value as String)
case let value as NSNumber:
return JSONValue.JSONNumber(value)
case let value as NSNull:
return JSONValue.JSONNull
case let value as NSDictionary:
var jsonObject: [String:JSONValue] = [:]
for (k:AnyObject, v:AnyObject) in value {// **THIS LINE- error: "Definition conflicts with previous value"**
if let k = k as? NSString {
if let v = JSONValue.fromObject(v) {
jsonObject[k] = v
} else {
return nil
}
}
}
What's the problem? Can you help, please?
for (k:AnyObject, v:AnyObject) in value { .. }
must be written in Swift 2 as
for (k, v) : (AnyObject, AnyObject) in value { .. }
From the Xcode 7 release notes:
Type annotations are no longer allowed in patterns and are considered part of the outlying declaration. This means that code previously written as:
var (a : Int, b : Float) = foo()
needs to be written as:
var (a,b) : (Int, Float) = foo()
if an explicit type annotation is needed. The former syntax was ambiguous with tuple element labels.
But in your case the explicit annotation is actually not needed at all:
for (k, v) in value { .. }
because NSDictionary.Generator
is already defined as a generator returning (key: AnyObject, value: AnyObject)
elements.
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