Conflicting with parent property “description” in Swift
I'm using EVNetworkningObject of EVReflection library to serialize or deserialize json response from web service. It means I can't change the property name "description" as "description_" or something like that. At the same time, backend will not change their response property for me. How possibly can I fix this error?
The error message says
Getter for 'description' with Objective-C selector 'description'
conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'
with the same Objective-C selector
swift nsobject
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
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I'm using EVNetworkningObject of EVReflection library to serialize or deserialize json response from web service. It means I can't change the property name "description" as "description_" or something like that. At the same time, backend will not change their response property for me. How possibly can I fix this error?
The error message says
Getter for 'description' with Objective-C selector 'description'
conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'
with the same Objective-C selector
swift nsobject
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
Use a struct or useCodable. IfEVReflectionis not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
1
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor ofCodablein Swift 4+
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42
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I'm using EVNetworkningObject of EVReflection library to serialize or deserialize json response from web service. It means I can't change the property name "description" as "description_" or something like that. At the same time, backend will not change their response property for me. How possibly can I fix this error?
The error message says
Getter for 'description' with Objective-C selector 'description'
conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'
with the same Objective-C selector
swift nsobject
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
I'm using EVNetworkningObject of EVReflection library to serialize or deserialize json response from web service. It means I can't change the property name "description" as "description_" or something like that. At the same time, backend will not change their response property for me. How possibly can I fix this error?
The error message says
Getter for 'description' with Objective-C selector 'description'
conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'
with the same Objective-C selector
swift nsobject
swift nsobject
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
asked Jan 3 at 10:24
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
1,30321938
Use a struct or useCodable. IfEVReflectionis not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
1
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor ofCodablein Swift 4+
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42
add a comment |
Use a struct or useCodable. IfEVReflectionis not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
1
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor ofCodablein Swift 4+
– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42
Use a struct or use
Codable. If EVReflection is not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
Use a struct or use
Codable. If EVReflection is not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
1
1
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor of
Codable in Swift 4+– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor of
Codable in Swift 4+– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42
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description is a property of the protocol named NSObjectProtocol of NSObject.
public var description: String { get }
So you can't initiate any variable with the same name in any NSObject subclasses.
For more please visit https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobjectprotocol/1418746-description.
Please try either by initiating the variable with different names or by implementing with Codable protocol of what @vadian suggested in comments.
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
SateeshSateesh
2,14711020
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The by far easiest work-around with be to rename the property. Ex: var announcementDescription : String?
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
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I assume you are using JSON decodable for getting JSON data. if so , You don't need to make your super class of type NSObject. The reason you are getting this error is because the name conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'. So make EVNetworking(which is your super class) object a class which conforms to only decodable protocol and not a class of type NSObject.
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
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As vadian suggested in comments, I decided to use Codable protocol instead of EVReflection as Codable is way easy to use. I read this link for Codable and this video link for parsing json data.
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
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description is a property of the protocol named NSObjectProtocol of NSObject.
public var description: String { get }
So you can't initiate any variable with the same name in any NSObject subclasses.
For more please visit https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobjectprotocol/1418746-description.
Please try either by initiating the variable with different names or by implementing with Codable protocol of what @vadian suggested in comments.
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
SateeshSateesh
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description is a property of the protocol named NSObjectProtocol of NSObject.
public var description: String { get }
So you can't initiate any variable with the same name in any NSObject subclasses.
For more please visit https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobjectprotocol/1418746-description.
Please try either by initiating the variable with different names or by implementing with Codable protocol of what @vadian suggested in comments.
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
SateeshSateesh
2,14711020
add a comment |
description is a property of the protocol named NSObjectProtocol of NSObject.
public var description: String { get }
So you can't initiate any variable with the same name in any NSObject subclasses.
For more please visit https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobjectprotocol/1418746-description.
Please try either by initiating the variable with different names or by implementing with Codable protocol of what @vadian suggested in comments.
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
SateeshSateesh
2,14711020
description is a property of the protocol named NSObjectProtocol of NSObject.
public var description: String { get }
So you can't initiate any variable with the same name in any NSObject subclasses.
For more please visit https://developer.apple.com/documentation/objectivec/nsobjectprotocol/1418746-description.
Please try either by initiating the variable with different names or by implementing with Codable protocol of what @vadian suggested in comments.
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
SateeshSateesh
2,14711020
edited Jan 3 at 10:56
answered Jan 3 at 10:39
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answered Jan 3 at 10:39
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answered Jan 3 at 10:39
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The by far easiest work-around with be to rename the property. Ex: var announcementDescription : String?
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
add a comment |
The by far easiest work-around with be to rename the property. Ex: var announcementDescription : String?
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
add a comment |
The by far easiest work-around with be to rename the property. Ex: var announcementDescription : String?
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
The by far easiest work-around with be to rename the property. Ex: var announcementDescription : String?
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
84212
answered Jan 3 at 10:42
doingSomeSwiftHeredoingSomeSwiftHere
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84212
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I assume you are using JSON decodable for getting JSON data. if so , You don't need to make your super class of type NSObject. The reason you are getting this error is because the name conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'. So make EVNetworking(which is your super class) object a class which conforms to only decodable protocol and not a class of type NSObject.
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
add a comment |
I assume you are using JSON decodable for getting JSON data. if so , You don't need to make your super class of type NSObject. The reason you are getting this error is because the name conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'. So make EVNetworking(which is your super class) object a class which conforms to only decodable protocol and not a class of type NSObject.
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
add a comment |
I assume you are using JSON decodable for getting JSON data. if so , You don't need to make your super class of type NSObject. The reason you are getting this error is because the name conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'. So make EVNetworking(which is your super class) object a class which conforms to only decodable protocol and not a class of type NSObject.
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
I assume you are using JSON decodable for getting JSON data. if so , You don't need to make your super class of type NSObject. The reason you are getting this error is because the name conflicts with getter for 'description' from superclass 'NSObject'. So make EVNetworking(which is your super class) object a class which conforms to only decodable protocol and not a class of type NSObject.
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
answered Jan 3 at 11:23
Jeesson_7Jeesson_7
230325
230325
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As vadian suggested in comments, I decided to use Codable protocol instead of EVReflection as Codable is way easy to use. I read this link for Codable and this video link for parsing json data.
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
add a comment |
As vadian suggested in comments, I decided to use Codable protocol instead of EVReflection as Codable is way easy to use. I read this link for Codable and this video link for parsing json data.
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
add a comment |
As vadian suggested in comments, I decided to use Codable protocol instead of EVReflection as Codable is way easy to use. I read this link for Codable and this video link for parsing json data.
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
As vadian suggested in comments, I decided to use Codable protocol instead of EVReflection as Codable is way easy to use. I read this link for Codable and this video link for parsing json data.
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
1,30321938
answered Jan 21 at 9:17
Zin Win HtetZin Win Htet
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answered Jan 21 at 9:17
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Use a struct or use
Codable. IfEVReflectionis not able to map property names it's unqualified anyway.– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:34
@vadian, how? I'm new to iOS.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:34
plus, it's not about EVReflection problem. It's NSObject problem.
– Zin Win Htet
Jan 3 at 10:36
1
All third party libraries to (de)serialize JSON became obsolete in favor of
Codablein Swift 4+– vadian
Jan 3 at 10:42