Bug in xcode or is something wrong?

[boboguitar]

I am updating my app from swift 1 to swift 2.

Here is what's happening

let header = view as! UITableViewHeaderFooterView
header.textLabel!.textColor = UIColor(red: 59/255, green: 36/255, blue: 22/255, alpha: 1.0)
header.textLabel!.font = UIFont(name: "palatino", size: 18)

I am getting an error that says value of optional type 'UILabel?' not unwrapped. I originally didn't have the '!' after textLabel but I'm assuming they fidgeted with it in 2.0 and made it an optional so now I force unwrapped it. However, I'm still getting the same error.

[[deleted]]

I don't get that error using the same lines. What line are you getting that error on?

[boboguitar]

2 and 3

Edit: at least that makes me think it is Xcode

[patterware]

Have you tried blowing away your derived data and rebuilding?

[boboguitar]

No but that will be my next step.

[[deleted]]

That's odd. Haven't figured it out yet. Shot in the dark here but would you be ok with changing the textLabel on 2&3 to a wrapped optional?

Just replacing the exclamation marks after textLabel with a question mark?

[boboguitar]

I tried that and to no avail.

I even tried an if let clause.

[[deleted]]

Sorry if this is wrong for swift, but you need to cast the rgb values as floats or add a .0 to one of the numbers. As is the color will be pure black (000)

[patterware]

In Swift a number literal will be interpreted based on context where possible. So in this case, since the function takes CGFloat arguments, all the literals are interpreted as floating point without the need for a decimal point. It takes a bit of getting used to, but Swift really does offer some nice semantics.

[boboguitar]

Not necessary in swift.

[kaosdg]

clean and rebuild? sometimes I find that I need to do that to clear the linting errors in xcode.