Cannot convert value of type 'NSArray' to expected argument type '[Any]!'

Question

I have added an Objective-C category to my Swift 3.0 code. It has a method with header:

+(UIBezierPath *)interpolateCGPointsWithHermite:(NSArray *)pointsAsNSValues closed:(BOOL)closed;

When I call it from my Swift code:

antiAliasing = dict.value(forKey: "antAliasing") as! NSArray
UIBezierPath.interpolateCGPoints(withHermite: antiAliasing, closed: true)

I got the error:

Cannot convert value of type 'NSArray' to expected argument type '[Any]!'

What is the problem with that ?

`antiAliasing = dict.value(forKey: "antAliasing") as? NSArray ?? [ANY]` This will clear the error but check if r getting the correct results — Koushik, Feb 23 '17 at 12:04
From the given parameter label `pointsAsNSValues` I'd try `as! [NSValue]`. And don't use `valueForKey` unless you can explain why you need KVC. — vadian, Feb 23 '17 at 12:06

score 4 · Accepted Answer · answered Feb 23 '17 at 12:13

Replace NSArray with [NSValue], as @vadian suggested
Use optional conversion as?, since it is more reliable and you won't get a crash if conversion fails.
Use subscript instead of valueForKey method.

Here is the code:

if let antiAliasing = dict["antAliasing"] as? [NSValue] {
    UIBezierPath.interpolateCGPoints(withHermite: antiAliasing, closed: true)
}

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