==> swift 3 version in perfect work but swift 4 and swift 4.2 in now working.
static func animate(_ duration: TimeInterval,
animations: (() -> Void)!,
delay: TimeInterval = 0,
options: UIViewAnimationOptions = [],
withComplection completion: (() -> Void)! = {}) {
UIView.animate(
withDuration: duration,
delay: delay,
options: options,
animations: {
animations()
}, completion: { finished in
completion()
})
}
static func animateWithRepeatition(_ duration: TimeInterval,
animations: (() -> Void)!,
delay: TimeInterval = 0,
options: UIViewAnimationOptions = [],
withComplection completion: (() -> Void)! = {}) {
var optionsWithRepeatition = options
optionsWithRepeatition.insert([.autoreverse, .repeat])
self.animate(
duration,
animations: {
animations()
},
delay: delay,
options: optionsWithRepeatition,
withComplection: { finished in
completion()
})
}
Error display on xcode =>
Cannot convert value of type '(_) -> Void' to expected argument type '(() -> Void)?'
You declared the animate
function such that its completion
parameter takes no input arguments. However, you are trying to call an input argument, finished
in your closure when you call that function in animateWithRepetition
. Just remove finished
and your code compiles fine.
static func animateWithRepetition(_ duration: TimeInterval, animations: (() -> Void)!, delay: TimeInterval = 0, options: UIView.AnimationOptions = [], withComplection completion: (() -> Void)! = {}) {
var optionsWithRepetition = options
optionsWithRepeatition.insert([.autoreverse, .repeat])
self.animate(duration, animations: {
animations()
}, delay: delay, options: optionsWithRepeatition, withCompletion: {
completion()
})
}
P.S.: I've corrected the typos in your input argument names. Passing in an input argument of implicitly unwrapped type also doesn't make much sense. Either make animations
a normal Optional
and safely unwrap it or rather make it non-Optional
if it should never be nil
.