I\'m trying to pass the boolean value of a UISwitch
to another class using NSUserDefaults
. For some reason, in the class that contains the switches, the if
statements that are supposed to set the value to NSUserDefaults
cannot read the switch declarations.
ViewController.swift
@IBOutlet var shrimpSwitch: UISwitch!
@IBOutlet var nutSwitch: UISwitch!
@IBOutlet var dairySwitch: UISwitch!
let switchState = NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults()
if shrimpSwitch.switch.on{
switchState.setBool(true, forKey: \"shrimpSwitch\")
}
else{
switchState.setBool(false, forKey: \"shrimpSwitch\")
}
if nutSwitch.on{
switchState.setBool(true, forKey: \"nutSwitch\")
}
else{
switchState.setBool(false, forKey: \"nutSwitch\")
}
if dairySwitch.on{
switchState.setBool(true, forKey: \"dairySwitch\")
}
else{
switchState.setBool(false, forKey: \"dairySwitch\")
}
In the first If statement(shrimpSwitch.on), it will say Expected Declaration. Am I declaring the switches all wrong? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks