we have a winner! (URL as NSURL) is ll it took.
mikeyh you figured it out.
to sum up:
try (atURL as NSURL).setResourceValue(tags as AnyObject, forKey: .tagNamesKey)
works.
try atURL.setResourceValue(tags as AnyObject, forKey: .tagNamesKey)
does not.
eblu
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yes.
exactly.
you are very efficient today ;)
bug report filed. But I guess the modern way to do it is broken, and has been for a WHILE.
I have this problem now.
and the workaround suggested by Eskimo... has been blocked. We get an error message that says it was expecting a class instead of an array.
I suspected it was a holdover from Obj-C so I converted the Array to an NSArray, resulting in a completely different error that claims "setResource(, forKey:) is no longer available, and I should instead use the plural form of the same thing : "NSURL.setResources()"
That in turn doesn't work, because... surprise... you cannot set the tag names in an URLResourceValues object. it is read only.
so... I guess that's that then.