What is the most concise way to convert a CInt to an Int (the native integer type) in Swift? Right now I'm using:
NSNumber.numberWithInt(myCInt).integerValue
Is this the preferred approach?
What is the most concise way to convert a CInt to an Int (the native integer type) in Swift? Right now I'm using:
NSNumber.numberWithInt(myCInt).integerValue
Is this the preferred approach?
You can do it like this:
var c: CInt = 4
var i: Int = Int(c)
CInt is a type alias of Int32 which is one of the types Int can take in its init.
Here are the types I've found you can use like that: UInt8, Int8, UInt16, Int16, UInt32, Int32, UInt64, Int64, UInt, Float, Double, Float80
You can try this:
var myCInt : CInt = 4
var newNumber : NSNumber = NSNumber(int: myCInt)
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