I have an NSButton Checkbox on Xcode using Swift 3 for making macOS applications. I'm trying to check the state (whether its on or off). Some options I have found, such as :
if ([Switch1 state] == NSOnState) { //CODE}
When I do this, it tells me to inout a comma after "Switch 1". Is this right, or is this version of code too old for Swift 3?
`@IBOutlet weak var Switch1: NSButton!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
if ([Switch1 state] == NSOnState) {
print("On")
}
}`
UPDATE: For those looking at this later as a reference, the correct line was if (Switch1.state == NSOnState) {//CODE}
Xcode 9 Swift 4 I found this post which solved the problem for me. "'NSOffState' is unavailable in Swift"
(In short, the NSOnState
is replaced with .on
)
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