I recently converted my watch app to Swift 4 and I received the following error: "Extra argument 'var2' in call". The code is in a Singleton with an array/dictionary, here is the reference code:
class foo {
static let sharedInstance = foo()
var currentFlag: Bool = true
var a:[(var1: Int, var2:Int, var3:Bool)] = []
private init() {
}
func test(v1:Int, v2:Int) {
a.append(var1: v1, var2: v2, var3: Bool(currentFlag)) // <-- error here
}
}
Check this proposal for Swift 4: SE-0110 Distinguish between single-tuple and multiple-argument function types
Some implementation details have changed in betas, but in your case, you need to append another pair of parentheses:
func test(v1:Int, v2:Int) {
a.append((var1: v1, var2: v2, var3: Bool(currentFlag)))
}
By the way, you declare your currentFlag
as Bool
, so Bool(currentFlag)
is sort of redundant:
func test(v1:Int, v2:Int) {
a.append((var1: v1, var2: v2, var3: currentFlag))
}
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