I have a dictionary with multiple dictionary data :
{
1455201094707 = {
};
1455201116404 = {
}:
1455201287530 = {
};
}
First of all, when you use
for let tempDict in dataDictionary {
self.tempArray.addObject(tempDict)
}
Swift gives you tuple like (key, value) in tempDict.
So you should iterate like this
for (key, value) in sourceDict {
tempArray.append(value)
}
Note: I used here native swift structures, and my advise - to use them as often as possible (instead of ObjC ones)
Or you can use map-function on dictionary.
let array = sourceDict.map({ $0.1 })
Edit. For
(
{
1455201094707 = {
};
}
{
1455201116404 = {
}:
}
)
use
for (key, value) in sourceDict {
tempArray.append([key : value])
}
or
let array = dict.map({ [$0.0 : $0.1] })
Note. if you use NSDictionary you should cast it to swift Dictionary
if let dict = dict as? [String: AnyObject] {
let array = dict.map({ [$0.0 : $0.1] })
print(array)
}
Get all keys from the dictionary, for this NSDictionary has property allKeys.
Loop all keys, and add object for the key to the array.
Before the all steps above, read documentation!
Good luck!