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Reputation: 467

Extra argument in call swift

I am trying to append two values to my variable countryAndCode. I get the error: Extra argument 'code' in call which does not make any sence to me because countryAndCode is taking two values: Country and Code??

What have I done wrong?

Here is my code:

func startObersvingDB() {
        FIRDatabase.database().reference().child("UserInformation").observeEventType(.ChildAdded, withBlock: { snapshot in

            if let title = snapshot.value!["usersUID"] as? String {
                self.tableData.append(title)


                if let name = snapshot.value!["userName"] as! String? {

                    self.tableDataNames.append(name)



                    for i in 0...self.tableData.count {
                        var countryAndCode: [(country:String, code: String)]
                        countryAndCode.append(self.tableData[i], code: self.tableDataNames[i])
                    }



                    self.tableView.reloadData()

                } else {
                    print("Noget virker ikke i startObservingDB")
                }



            }
        })


    }

If it is relevant; I am trying to create a search bar that is showing the name of the user, while showing their picture also (which is why I need the id in tableData).

Upvotes: 0

Views: 379

Answers (1)

RyanM
RyanM

Reputation: 761

You simply need to encapsulate the arguments you are passing in, in brackets.

Change this: countryAndCode.append(self.tableData[i], code: self.tableDataNames[i])

to: countryAndCode.append((self.tableData[i], code: self.tableDataNames[i]))

The reason you need to this is because you are declaring your array with [(country:String, code: String)] with the brackets encapsulating the arguments inside the array, so you need to do the same when appending data to it.

Upvotes: 1

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