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iOS

Posted by Steven Rayzman
Steven Rayzman
2,423 Points

Int is not convertible to 'Range<Int>'

@IBAction func upVoteButtonPressed(sender: AnyObject) {

        groupVote[voteScoreLabel.tag]=groupVote[voteScoreLabel.tag].toInt()
    }

I have a custom tableview view cell, which contains a button (upVoteButtonPressed) and a label (voteScoreLabel). In order to get the numerical scores to show up in the labels of the UITableView, the array that contains that is a String array. The tag of the label has been set in the tableview controller to be the same as the indexPath.row. However when I want to add a specific value, add 1 for example, I cannot because when I try to execute the code above I get the following error: Int is not convertible to 'Range<Int>'. What does this mean and how can I fix it. Stone Preston