I am using a Array of Dictionary (Swift 4.1) to store the value of language name and language code:
var voiceLanguagesList: [Dictionary<String, String>] = []
I am appending array of dictionary by this method:
for voice in AVSpeechSynthesisVoice.speechVoices() {
let voiceLanguageCode = (voice as AVSpeechSynthesisVoice).language
if let languageName = Locale.current.localizedString(forLanguageCode: voiceLanguageCode) {
let dictionary = [ControllerConstants.ChooseLanguage.languageName: languageName, ControllerConstants.ChooseLanguage.languageCode: voiceLanguageCode]
voiceLanguagesList.append(dictionary)
}
}
Now let say I have stored value of the element in userDefaults:
let languageName = UserDefaults.standard.object(forKey: ControllerConstants.UserDefaultsKeys.languageName) as? String
let languageCode = UserDefaults.standard.object(forKey: ControllerConstants.UserDefaultsKeys.languageCode) as? String
I want to get the index of the dictionary where the value is languageName
and languageCode
. I gone through other answers but didn't find any good solution.
SourceCode: https://github.com/imjog/susi_iOS/tree/voice
Dictionaries are unordered. They do not have an index. Dictionaries have keys, which are some hashable value.
All the keys in a dictionary are unique, but not all the values are.
You can have a Dictionary of type [String:Int]
with the values
["a": 1, "b": 1, "c": 1]
What is the key for value 1 in that case? Would any key that contains that value be ok? In that case you could loop through the key/value pairs until you find a matching value and return that key, but there's no such thing as the first matching value because, as mentioned, dictionaries are unordered.
I don't see the need of using dictionary here. You can simply create a new type Language and do the search as below.
struct Language: Equatable {
var code: String
var name: String
}
var languages = [Language]()
languages.append(Language(code: "1", name: "English"))
languages.append(Language(code: "2", name: "Hindi"))
let languageToSearch = Language(code: "2", name: "Hindi")
print(languages.index(of: languageToSearch) ?? "Not found")
As have been already said by others, I dont see the point of using an array of dictionaries as a model for your table view... however, if I understood your question, could this help? Greetings
var testDictArray: [Dictionary<String, String>] = [] // Just a test, an array of dictionaries
// Filling the dictionary with example data
testDictArray.append(
["A0":"a0",
"B0":"b0",
"C0":"c0"]
)
testDictArray.append(
["A1":"a1",
"B1":"b1",
"C1":"c1",
"D1":"d1"]
)
testDictArray.append(
["A2":"a2",
"B2":"b2"]
)
// The example values you want to find
let upperCase = "B2"
let lowerCase = "b2"
// Some loops...
var foundedIndex: Int? = nil
for index in 0..<testDictArray.count {
for (key, value) in testDictArray[index] {
if (key, value) == (upperCase, lowerCase) {
foundedIndex = index
break
}
}
if foundedIndex != nil {
break
}
}
// Printing result
if let myIndex = foundedIndex {
print("The index is \(myIndex)") // The example returns 2
} else {
print("No index found :(")
}
Dictionary is key-value paired
If you want to get index of Dictionary element from value.
You can try with array of tuple like below:
let dict = [("key0", "value0"), ("key1", "value1")]
let index = dict.index { $1 == "value1" } ?? 0
print(index) // 1
Hope it is useful!
I have an array of dictionaries where dictionary is of type <String,Any>
.
After some research and hit and trial, I have found something which works for me.
if let index = yourArray?.firstIndex(
where: {
($0 as AnyObject)["Title"] as? String == NSLocalizedString("New Location", comment: "")
}
)
{
print(index)
//your operations here
}
PS - ($0 as AnyObject)["Title"] as? String is the text you wish to find..
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