Below is my snippet
// MARK: - Location Functions
func getCurrentLocation() -> (String!, String!) {
let location = LocationManager.sharedInstance.currentLocation?.coordinate
return (String(location?.latitude), String(location?.longitude))
}
func setCurrentLocation() {
let (latitude, longitude) = getCurrentLocation()
let location = "\(latitude!),\(longitude!)"
print(location)
}
Though I unwrap optional using latitude!
and longitude!
, it prints me Optional(37.33233141),Optional(-122.0312186)
I am breaking my head to remove the Optional binding.
Your line
(String(location?.latitude), String(location?.longitude))
is the culprit.
When you call String()
it makes a String
of the content, but here your content is an Optional, so your String is "Optional(...)"
(because the Optional type conforms to StringLiteralConvertible, Optional(value)
becomes "Optional(value)"
).
You can't remove it later, because it's now text representing an Optional, not an Optional String.
The solution is to fully unwrap location?.latitude
and location?.longitude
first.
With respect to Eric D's comment, I modified the snippet to
// MARK: - Location Functions
func getCurrentLocation() -> (String, String) {
let location = LocationManager.sharedInstance.currentLocation?.coordinate
let numLat = NSNumber(double: (location?.latitude)! as Double)
let latitude:String = numLat.stringValue
let numLong = NSNumber(double: (location?.longitude)! as Double)
let longitude:String = numLong.stringValue
return (latitude, longitude)
}
func setCurrentLocation() {
let (latitude, longitude) = getCurrentLocation()
let location = "\(latitude),\(longitude)"
print(location)
}
It worked!