I'm trying a give a NSDictionary key value a CGSize, and XCode is giving me this error. My code:
NSArray *rows = @[
@{@"size" : (CGSize){self.view.bounds.size.width, 100}
}
];
Why am I getting an error here? If its impossible to store a CGSize in a dict, then what's an alternative approach?
EDIT: now getting "Used type 'CGSize' (aka 'struct CGSize') where arithmetic, pointer, or vector type is required" error with this code:
NSDictionary *row = rows[@0];
CGSize rowSize = [row[@"size"] CGSizeValue] ? : (CGSize){self.view.bounds.size.width, 80};
CGSize
is not an object. It's a C struct. If you need to store this in an obj-c collection the standard way is by wrapping it in NSValue
, like so:
NSArray *rows = @[
@{@"size" : [NSValue valueWithCGSize:(CGSize){self.view.bounds.size.width, 100}]
}
];
Then later when you need to get the CGSize
back, you just call the -CGSizeValue
method, e.g.
CGSize size = [rows[0][@"size"] CGSizeValue];
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