swift 3 error : Argument labels '(_:)' do not match any available overloads
To clarify the confusion as to what the error is,
NSNumber is calling NSNumber.init( value: X )
method to instantiate a NSNumber object.
"Argument labels '(_:)
' do not match any available overloads"
The code produces the error because NSNumber is not a type rather it is a class with members. "NSNumber(...)"
instantiates a class object to contain the 'value' of (1.0 / 1.29)
.
This is not a type conversion or cast like in C/C++. where you are trying to cast the type to allow the compiler to do its job.
float y = 1.3;
int x = int( y );
NSNumber is not a type like int, float, char
The error comes into play because there are several ways to call NSNumber.init( value: type )
Swift is requiring that you specifically say that you want the 'value' member of the NSNumber to contain the value x.
let localRate = NSNumber( 1.0 / 1.29)
var y = NSNumber( 0 )
var b = NSNumber( false )
let localRate = NSNumber(value: 1.0 / 1.29)
var y = NSNumber( value: 0 )
var b = NSNumber( value: false )
The confusion might be coming into play because this works.
w = String( "4" )
The class String does not require the argument label, while NSNumber does require an argument label of 'value:'
Perhaps this is due to how IOS treats NSNumber as coming from legacy?
You can do it this way:
public func currencyString(_ decimals: Int) -> String {
let formatter = NumberFormatter()
formatter.numberStyle = .currency
formatter.maximumFractionDigits = decimals
return formatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: decimals))!
}
Because if you check NSNumber
you will get predefined init like:
public init(value: Int)