This is my NSPredicate:
print(searchTextField.text!)
let predicate = NSPredicate(format: \"student.schoolClass.id = %d AND (book.title CONTAINS[
On all current iOS and OS X platforms, the C int is a 32-bit integer,
and that is what the %d format expects on the variable argument list.
If you pass a 64-bit integer then reading the next variable argument
will read the extra 4 zero bytes.
The following table shows which format is for which integer type:
Format C type Swift type ----------------------------------- %d int Int32 %ld long int Int %lld long long int Int64
and similarly for the unsigned types.
Alternatively, convert the integer to a NSNumber object and use
the %@ format, this works
for integers of all sizes. Example:
let value = 1234
let predicate = NSPredicate(format: "value = %@", value as NSNumber)