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Why do I get an error when I used valueForKey... I am using same trick like in objectiveC ...

In ObjectiveC, the code is 

self.strSubscribe =[responseObject[@"subscribe"] valueForKey:@"subscribe_ids"];

In Swift , the code is 

self.strSubscribe = responseObject["subscribe"].valueForKey["subscribe_ids"] as! String

I declare the variables like 

var arraySubCategory : NSMutableArray! = NSMutableArray()
var strSubscribe:String!

And I tried to access the value from below response 

 { 
     subscribe = 
            {
               "subscribe_ids" = "1,14";
            }

 }

Edit It works using Amit and Eric's solution but now for following data 

 { 
     data =     (
            {
        "subscribe_ids" = "1,14";
    }
    );
 }  

  let dictionary = responseObject["data"][0] as! Dictionary<String,AnyObject>
  self.strSubscribe = dictionary["subscribe_ids"] as! String

OR// 

 if let dic = responseObject["data"][0] as? [String:String], let ids = dic["subscribe_ids"] {
self.strSubscribe = ids  
}

but it gives me error:

could not find member 'subscript'

Bhavin Bhadani
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  • I don't know why this is happening, but I have found a question with a title similar to you problem. Check it out http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26508044/swift-nsobject-anyobject-does-not-have-a-member-named-subscript – EnriMR May 12 '15 at 08:54
  • It seems as if you have to cast `responseObject["subscribe"]` to the correct type, before being able to access its `.valueForKey` – gutenmorgenuhu May 12 '15 at 09:07
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    subscribe does not seem to be a String (as displayed in your response). Try casting it to [String:String] an run .valueForKey on this cast – gutenmorgenuhu May 12 '15 at 09:10
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    @gutenmorgenuhu ya it works – Bhavin Bhadani May 12 '15 at 09:14

2 Answers2

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Swift doesn't know the type of responseObject["subscribe"], you have to help the compiler a bit; for example:

if let dic = responseObject["subscribe"] as? [String:String], let ids = dic["subscribe_ids"] {
    self.strSubscribe = ids  // "1,14"
}

UPDATE:

It's still the same problem: the compiler doesn't know the type of responseObject["data"], so when you try to access the subscript there's an error (because you know it's a dictionary inside the array, but the compiler doesn't).

One solution is to give the type to the compiler by declaring an array of dictionaries in the if let condition:

if let arr = responseObject["data"] as? [[String:String]], let ids = arr[0]["subscribe_ids"] {
    self.strSubscribe = ids  
}

Notice that it's [[String:String]] (array of dictionaries), not [String:String] (dictionary).

Eric Aya
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Write like this. 

let dictionary = responseObject["subscribe"] as! Dictionary<String, AnyObject>
self.strSubscribe = dictionary["subscribe_ids"] as! String

Since responseObject["subscribe"] will give a AnyObject? output and AnyObject does not have any member called valueForKey.

Amit89
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