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August 3, 2018 18:26
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I can store the type of an object in a dictionary, but I can't seem to match against it in a switch statement. Halp?
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| var dict: Dictionary<String, Any> = ["window.rootViewController": UIViewController.self] | |
| switch dict["window.rootViewController"] { | |
| // Expression pattern of type 'UIViewController.Type' cannot match values of type 'Any' | |
| case .some(UIViewController.self): | |
| print("yay!") | |
| default: | |
| print("boo!") | |
| } |
Author
import UIKit
var dict: Dictionary<String, Any> = ["window.rootViewController": UIViewController.self]
switch dict["window.rootViewController"] {
// Expression pattern of type 'UIViewController.Type' cannot match values of type 'Any'
case is UIViewController.Type:
print("yay!")
default:
print("boo!")
}This works
Author
Thanks @illyabusigin!
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Thanks to Tim Vermeulen for the answer!