Reputation: 2228
I have been trying so hard to loop in NSArray parse it and then add it to NSMutableArray. the issue is not with parsing i wanted to loop over the whole NSArray.
Here is my code:
if let dictionarys : NSArray = dictionary.valueForKey("response") as? NSArray {
var categoryNum = 0
var currency = "0"
if let category: NSArray = dictionarys.valueForKey("category") as? NSArray {
if let catId = category.valueForKey("categoryID") as? NSArray {
categoryNum = catId[0] as! Int
}
}
if let currency1: NSArray = dictionarys.valueForKey("currency") as? NSArray {
if let currency2 = currency1[0] as? String {
currency = currency2
}
}
serviceObject = ServicesObject(categoryId: categoryNum,currency: currency)
CategoryItems.addObject(serviceObject)
}
self.tableView.reloadData()
i want to do something like this :
for (var i = 0;i<dictionarys.count ; i++){
var categoryNum = 0
var currency = "0"
if let category: NSArray = dictionarys.valueForKey("category") as? NSArray {
if let catId = category.valueForKey("categoryID") as? NSArray {
categoryNum = catId[0] as! Int
}
}
if let currency1: NSArray = dictionarys.valueForKey("currency") as? NSArray {
if let currency2 = currency1[0] as? String {
currency = currency2
}
}
serviceObject = ServicesObject(categoryId: categoryNum,currency: currency)
CategoryItems.addObject(serviceObject)
}
a sample of what I'm trying to parse i did : print(dictionarys)
(
{
category = {
category = "<null>";
categoryID = 66;
};
currency = 2;
},{
category = {
category = "<null>";
categoryID = 66;
};
currency = 2;
},{
category = {
category = "<null>";
categoryID = 66;
};
currency = 2;
}
)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1559
Reputation:
I made your example a bit more Swifty and added some mocked classes to get it all to work in a simple Playground:
import Foundation
class ServicesObject {
var categoryId: Int
var currency: String
init(categoryId: Int, currency: String) {
self.categoryId = categoryId
self.currency = currency
}
}
class CategoryItems {
static func addObject(item: ServicesObject) {
print("Added categoryID \(item.categoryId), currency \(item.currency)")
}
}
let dictionary: NSArray = [
["response":
["category":
["category":"<null>",
"categoryID":66],
"currency": "2"]],
["response":
["category":
["category":"<null>",
"categoryID":67],
"currency": "3"]],
["response":
["category":
["category":"<null>",
"categoryID":68],
"currency": "4"]]]
if let responses = dictionary.valueForKey("response") as? NSArray {
for response in responses where response is NSDictionary { // loop over all responses
var categoryNums = 0
if let category = response["category"] as? NSDictionary {
categoryNums = category["categoryID"] as? Int ?? 0
}
var currency = response["currency"] as? String ?? "0"
let serviceObject = ServicesObject(categoryId: categoryNums, currency: currency)
CategoryItems.addObject(serviceObject) // add all responses
}
}
There's some fancier stuff in there such as the nil coalescing operator (??
) but hopefully it will work as an example.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 70097
I've taken your JSON sample and made this very simple example for you to get the idea of a proper Swift loop, this is probably what you need to adapt for your actual code base and data.
Given that "dictionarys" is an NSArray of NSDictionaries:
for dict in dictionarys {
if let curr = dict["currency"] as? Int {
print("Currency: \(curr)")
}
if let category = dict["category"] as? NSDictionary {
if let ID = category["categoryID"] as? Int {
print("ID: \(ID)")
}
}
}
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 720
You can initialize array with another array if you trying to do that try this.
var nsmutablearrayVariableName = NSMutableArray.init(array: nsarrayVariableName)
Upvotes: 0