Here is my current code:
import SwiftUI
struct ContentView: View {
@State private var title = randomEmojiImage.randomElement() ?? "👋"
@State private var titlePlace = Text("")
@State private var descript = Text("\(switching())")
func switching(){
if title == "👋" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(wave.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(wave.Description)")
} else if title == "✌️" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(peace.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(peace.Description)")
} else if title == "😀" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(happy.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(happy.Description)")
} else if title == "💩" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(****.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(****.Description)")
} else if title == "😢" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(sad.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(sad.Description)")
}
}
var body: some View {
VStack {
Text("\(title)")
.font(.system(size: 80))
.padding()
Text("\(titlePlace)")
.padding()
Text("\(descript)")
}
}
}
struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider {
static var previews: some View {
ContentView()
}
}
I am trying to get the title to switch from the arrays I have created for the emojis. but it keeps throwing an error when I interpolate the switching inside the text field? what is the correct way to do this?
FYI: Newbie.
When you paste code, please use Paste and Match Style to avoid all the extra lines.
In addition, you should provide all the elements to allow to test code.
- how is randomEmojiImage defined ?
- what is wave ?
it keeps throwing an error
Please tell exactly which error, and where precisely.
struct ContentView: View {
@State private var title = randomEmojiImage.randomElement() ?? "👋"
@State private var titlePlace = Text("")
@State private var descript = Text("\(switching())")
func switching(){
if title == "👋" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(wave.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(wave.Description)")
} else if title == "✌️" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(peace.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(peace.Description)")
} else if title == "😀" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(happy.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(happy.Description)")
} else if title == "💩" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(****.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(****.Description)")
} else if title == "😢" {
let titlePlace = Text("\(sad.Title)")
let descript = Text("\(sad.Description)")
}
}
var body: some View {
VStack {
Text("\(title)")
.font(.system(size: 80))
.padding()
Text("\(titlePlace)")
.padding()
Text("\(descript)")
}
}
}
struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider {
static var previews: some View {
ContentView1()
}
}
There are plenty of problems here.
-
Go and learn how to use @State var.
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Text() is a view, not a String: you cannot assign it to titlePlace
-
You cannot call switching() to initialise the var ; this call should be done when you elsewhere (when do you want to switch ? When hitting a button ?)
-
take care that var should start with lowerCase. And cannot be ****
This is a partially corrected code, but I miss information to complete.
struct Behavior {
var title = ""
var description = ""
}
struct ContentView1: View {
let randomEmojiImage = ["👋", "✌️", "😀", "💩", "😢"]
@State private var title = "👋" <:: randomEmojiImage.randomElement() ?? "👋"
@State private var titlePlace = ""
@State private var descript = ""
func switching(){
let wave = Behavior(title: "wave", description: "wave")
let peace = Behavior(title: "peace", description: "peace")
let happy = Behavior(title: "happy", description: "happy")
let stars = Behavior(title: "****", description: "****")
let sad = Behavior(title: "sad", description: "sad")
if title == "👋" {
let titlePlace = wave.title
let descript = wave.description
} else if title == "✌️" {
let titlePlace = peace.title
let descript = peace.description
} else if title == "😀" {
let titlePlace = happy.title
let descript = happy.description
} else if title == "💩" {
let titlePlace = stars.title
let descript = stars.description
} else if title == "😢" {
let titlePlace = sad.title
let descript = sad.description
}
}
