Before asking this question I have searched the Stackoverflow's related questions, and found a similar one: How to convert Any to Int in Swift.
My requirement is not that less:
let tResult = result as? [String:AnyObject]
let stateCode = tResult?["result"] as? Int
My need is if the tResult?["result"]
is a String
class, I want it to be convert to Int
too, rather than to nil
.
In objective-c
, I wrote a class method
to get the converted Int
:
+ (NSInteger)getIntegerFromIdValue:(id)value
{
NSString *strValue;
NSInteger ret = 0;
if(value != nil){
strValue = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", value];
if(![strValue isEqualToString:@""] && ![strValue isEqualToString:@"null"]){
ret = [strValue intValue];
}
}
return ret;
}
Is it possible to write a similar class method
using Swift3?
Less verbose answer:
let key = "result"
let stateCode = tResult?[key] as? Int ?? Int(tResult?[key] as? String ?? "")
Results:
let tResult: [String: Any]? = ["result": 123] // stateCode: 123
let tResult: [String: Any]? = ["result": "123"] // stateCode: 123
let tResult: [String: Any]? = ["result": "abc"] // stateCode: nil
if let stateCode = tResult["result"] as? String {
if let stateCodeInt = Int(stateCode){
// stateCodeInt is Int
}
}else if let stateCodeInt = tResult["result"] as? Int {
// stateCodeInt is Int
}
Something like this should work
if
let tResult = result as? [String:AnyObject],
let stateCodeString = tResult["result"] as? String,
let stateCode = Int(stateCodeString)
{
// do something with your stateCode
}
And you don't need any own class methods
.
Try This
class func getIntegerFromIdValue(_ value: Any) -> Int {
var strValue: String
var ret = 0
if value != nil {
strValue = "\(value)"
if !(strValue == "") && !(strValue == "null") {
ret = Int((strValue as NSString ?? "0").intValue)
}
}
return ret
}
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