Fix structural issues in Swift code#7
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This commit addresses Swift compiler errors related to code structure and organization: 1. Fixed LibraryViewController's structural issues: - Extracted search-related code to LibraryViewController+SearchExtensions.swift - Extracted UI action methods to LibraryViewController+UIActions.swift - Fixed indentation and missing brace closure issues - Renamed method calls to match their new locations 2. Fixed self reference in AppDelegate+NetworkMonitoring: - Added explicit 'self.' reference to connectionTypeToString call in closure 3. Fixed button target in HomeViewController: - Updated to use @selector(performFileImport) instead of importFile 4. Fixed type conversion issues in TerminalViewController: - Fixed Void->String conversion error by handling success case properly - Resolved optional binding issues with baseURL by creating a local variable These changes restructure the code to comply with Swift's scope and visibility rules while maintaining the original functionality.
Fix Structural Issues in Swift CodeThis PR addresses several Swift compiler errors related to code structure, scope, and organization. These errors were reported from the most recent workflow run. Key Structural Changes1. Reorganized LibraryViewController CodeThe main issue with LibraryViewController was related to method declarations and extensions appearing in local scopes, which is invalid in Swift. To fix this:
This approach moves code from local scopes to file-level extensions, resolving the "Declaration is only valid at file scope" and "Attribute 'private' can only be used in a non-local scope" errors. 2. Fixed Self Reference in ClosureIn AppDelegate+NetworkMonitoring.swift, there was a missing explicit self reference: // Fixed:
"connectionType": self.connectionTypeToString(connectionType)This resolves the "Call to method in closure requires explicit use of 'self'" error. 3. Fixed Button Target SelectorUpdated HomeViewController's button setup to match the renamed method: // Changed from:
HomeViewUI.uploadButton.addTarget(self, action: #selector(importFile), for: .touchUpInside)
// To:
HomeViewUI.uploadButton.addTarget(self, action: #selector(performFileImport), for: .touchUpInside)This fixes the "Cannot find 'importFile' in scope" error. 4. Fixed Type Conversion in TerminalViewControllerThe TerminalViewController had two type-related issues:
Overall ImprovementsThese changes maintain the original functionality while significantly improving code structure by:
The code is now properly structured according to Swift's scope and organization rules, which should resolve all the compiler errors from the workflow run. |
This commit addresses Swift compiler errors related to code structure and organization:
Fixed LibraryViewController's structural issues:
Fixed self reference in AppDelegate+NetworkMonitoring:
Fixed button target in HomeViewController:
Fixed type conversion issues in TerminalViewController:
These changes restructure the code to comply with Swift's scope and visibility rules while maintaining the original functionality.
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