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matzino
matzino

Reputation: 3564

What is the equivalent value for NSRange.location on the Range Object within Swift 3?

Did someone can give me a hint which property of a Range is the equivalent property to the location property of an NSRange.

Especially I'm interested how I would migrate the following line of code from Swift 2.3 -> Swift 3.0

if myRange.location != NSNotFound { ... }

myRange is still a Range property and so the compiler tells me correct: Value of Type Range has no member location

Is it enough to check the empty property?

if !myRange.isEmpty { ... }

Thanks in advance

Upvotes: 10

Views: 3104

Answers (1)

odyth
odyth

Reputation: 4336

Like the comments say, instead of returning NSNotFound you will get a nil range.

To answer your question though .location has been replaced with .lowerBound and .upperBound.

let s = "The yellow dog is nice"
if let range = s.range(of: "dog")
{
    print(s[range.lowerBound...]) //prints "dog is nice"
    print(s[range.upperBound...]) //prints " is nice"
    print(s[range.lowerBound..<range.upperBound]) //prints "dog"
}

Upvotes: 3

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