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Nathanael Tse
Nathanael Tse

Reputation: 363

SwiftUI - CustomAlertView - Run function with parameters on Button press

I have a CustomAlertView with the following parameters:

    public var title: String
    public var buttonText: String
    public var buttonAction: (() -> ())?

... a dedicated function is called via:

Button(action: {buttonAction() })

I can run the code and any functions with the following

   customAlert = CustomAlertView(title: "Item found",
                                      buttonText: "Take it",
                                      buttonAction: closePopup
        )

    showCustomAlert = true

...

  func closePopup() { showCustomAlert = false }

I want to add some functions with parameters e.g.

 closePopupAndGetItemWithID(1)

but I cannot call them, and it states:

Cannot convert value of type '()' to expected argument type '(() -> ())?'

how do I need to convert the var in my CustomAlertView to allow functions with and without parameters?

can anyone explain what this means: (() -> ())?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 139

Answers (1)

jnpdx
jnpdx

Reputation: 52555

You can create a new closure that calls the function with the argument:

CustomAlertView(
   title: "Item found",
   buttonText: "Take it",
   buttonAction: { closePopupAndGetItemWithID(1) }
)

Regarding your second question:

can anyone explain what this means: (() -> ())?

It's a type annotation for a closure in Swift. The first () is the arguments for the closure (no arguments in this case). The second is the return value -- you're very likely to see this as Void in other codebases. Then, it's wrapped in parenthesis to group it as one statement and the ? makes it an optional.

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Upvotes: 1

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