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Ambiguous use of subscript xcode 7.1

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ios

swift

swift2

I have this code:

var jsonResult = (try! NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(data!, options: NSJSONReadingOptions.MutableContainers)) as! NSDictionary
var count = jsonResult["levels"]!.count as Int
for var i=0; i<count; ++i {
   let obj = jsonResult["levels"]![i] as! NSDictionary
   ...
}

On the last line I am receiving this error:

Ambiguous use of subscript

How can I resolve this?

This code has worked for some time but with the upgrade to xcode 7.1 it broke and stopped working.

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Michael A Avatar asked Nov 08 '15 09:11

Michael A


1 Answers

You have to tell the compiler what the intermediary object is in the line

let obj = jsonResult["levels"]![i] as! NSDictionary

After the statement jsonResult["levels"]! the compiler does not know what kind of object he is dealing with. You have to tell it that is an NSArray or something else:

let obj = (jsonResult["levels"] as! NSArray)[i] as! NSDictionary

Of course you should additionally make sure that you can actually do all that casting and that the objects inside the json are really of the expected type.


Even a little bit shorter using only one cast by directly casting to an array of NSDictionary:

let obj = (jsonResult["levels"] as! [NSDictionary])[i]

The reasoning remains the same: you tell the compiler of what type jsonResult["levels"]. It is supposed to be an array containing NSDictionarys.

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luk2302 Avatar answered Nov 04 '22 00:11

luk2302