my storyboard:
SplitViewController - NavigationController - (Master) CalculatorViewController
I
NavigationController - (Detail) GraphViewController`
I am trying to setup a delegate from (Detail) that pulls data from the (Master) - but I can't seem to get the (Master) to set itself as the delegate:
I tried from the Detail view, in didLoad(): graphView.calcDataSource = splitViewController?.viewControllers.first as CalculatorViewController
but it crashes by unwrapping a nil -
If I try to set graphView.calcDataSource = self
in didLoad() on the Master side, I get "Use of unresolved identifier graphView"
What is the correct way to do it?
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(with a storyboard segue on button called "Show Graph")
//CalculatorViewController.swift:
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue?, sender: AnyObject!) {
if (segue!.identifier == "Show Graph") {
var yourNextViewController = (segue!.destinationViewController as UINavigationController)
var detail = yourNextViewController.viewControllers[0] as GraphViewController
var tempview = detail.view // FORCES THE VIEW object into existence, without this it will compile, but next line will crash at runtime (graphView nil)
detail.graphView.calcDataSource = self
}
}
note that var tempview = detail.view
is critical here, despite not being used. I understand as it setting up the view and outlet..
Without looking at your code, I can't tell how your detail view is instantiated. You can set the connection at the point where you instantiate your detail view. When using storyboard, this is often done inside prepareForSegue.