The compiler throws the error when trying to assign a new value:
Cannot assign to immutable expression of type 'Bool?'
I have a class:
class Setting {
struct Item {
var text: String
var selected: Bool?
init(withText text: String) {
self.text = text
self.selected = nil
}
var items: Any
init(items:Any) {
self.items = items
}
}
In source view controller in prepareForSegue
:
let item = Setting.Item(withText: user.description)
let setting = Setting(items: [item])
destinationViewController.setting = setting
In destination view controller:
class DestinationViewController: UITableViewController {
var setting: Setting!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
//this works
_ = (setting.items as! [Setting.Item])[index].selected
// this throws the error
(setting.items as! [Setting.Item])[index].selected = false
}
}
I declared items as Any because it can either contain [Items] or [[Items]].
How can I make the variable selected
mutable?
(I hope this is not a duplicate question, I found many similar questions, but could not solve this.)
(setting.items as! [Setting.Item])
returns an immutable value. You cannot perform mutating functions on it. What you can, do, however, is put it in a temporary variable, mutate that, and assign it back to your property:
var temporaryVariable = (setting.items as! [Setting.Item])
temporaryVariable[index].selected = false
setting.items = temporaryVariable
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