Reputation: 341
I have a JSON response whose answer I have to parse. I write the single elements into an array called courseDataArray
using a for loop
. After that, I want to write this newly created array into another array called combinedCourseArray
with the aim to pass that on to a UITableView
. Creating the first array seems to work fine.
But how can I create another array combinedCourseArray
who contain all arrays of type courseDataArray
?
for (index, element) in result.enumerate() {
// get one entry from the result array
if let courseEntry = result[index] as? [String:AnyObject]{
//work with the content of the array
let courseName = courseEntry["name"]
let courseType = courseEntry["course_type"]
let courseDate = courseEntry["cor_date"]
let courseId = courseEntry["cor_id"]
let duration = courseEntry["duration"]
let schoolId = courseEntry["sco_id"]
let status = courseEntry["status"]
let courseDataArray = ["courseName" : courseName, "courseType": courseType, "courseDate": courseDate, "courseId": courseId, "duration": duration, "schoolId":schoolId, "status":status]
print(courseDataArray)
var combinedCourseArray: [String: AnyObject] = [:]
combinedCourseArray[0] = courseDataArray //does not work -- error: cannot subscript a value of type...
// self.shareData.courseStore.append(scooter)
}
Upvotes: 4
Views: 20792
Reputation: 6031
var FirstArray = [String]()
var SecondArray = [String:AnyObject]()
FirstArray.append(contentsOf: SecondArray.value(forKey: "key") as! [String])
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 41246
Just use flatMap
on the outer array to translate one array into another array, possibly dropping some elements:
let courseDataArray : [[String:AnyObject?]] = result.flatMap {
guard let courseEntry = $0 as? [String:AnyObject] else {
return nil
}
return [
"courseName" : courseEntry["name"],
"courseType": courseEntry["course_type"],
"courseDate": courseEntry["cor_date"],
"courseId": courseEntry["cor_id"],
"duration": courseEntry["duration"],
"schoolId": courseEntry["sco_id"],
"status": courseEntry["status"]
]
}
Of course, the guard isn't really necessary since the input type is presumably already [[String:AnyObject]]
and since you then can't have any internal failures, you can just use map
instead of flatMap
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 72460
First declare this combinedCourseArray
array out side this loop
var combinedCourseArray: [[String: AnyObject]] = [[String: AnyObject]]()
for (index, element) in result.enumerate() {
// get one entry from the result array
if let courseEntry = result[index] as? [String:AnyObject]{
//work with the content of the array
let courseName = courseEntry["name"]
let courseType = courseEntry["course_type"]
let courseDate = courseEntry["cor_date"]
let courseId = courseEntry["cor_id"]
let duration = courseEntry["duration"]
let schoolId = courseEntry["sco_id"]
let status = courseEntry["status"]
let courseDataArray = ["courseName" : courseName, "courseType": courseType, "courseDate": courseDate, "courseId": courseId, "duration": duration, "schoolId":schoolId, "status":status]
print(courseDataArray)
combinedCourseArray.append(courseDataArray) //does not work -- error: cannot subscript a value of type...
// self.shareData.courseStore.append(scooter)
}
}
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 8588
You should move the combinedCourseArray declaration outside of the array. It should be var combinedCourseArray: [[String: AnyObject]] = [[:]]
since it's an array and not a dictionary.
And you should be doing
combinedCourseArray.append(courseDataArray)
instead of
combinedCourseArray[0] = courseDataArray
Upvotes: 5