Set SegmentedRow value

[ElnazTaqizadeh]

In an attempt of creating a segmentedRow, I've got:

'SplitRow' requires that 'SegmentedRow' inherit from 'BaseRow.'

so I turned it back as a simple base row of Eureka.

Now for filling the form with stored values, I follow the method which has been covered in other issues:

let rw = form.rowBy(tag: spltKey) as! SplitRow<TextRow,LabelRow>
rw.value?.left = vl.value as! String

However, I cannot set the SegmentedRow value like this. Is there any way to set the value for specific BaseRow (instead of the whole form by form.setValues(storedValue) ) or make this row as a splitRow and follow the same approach for setting values?

[marbetschar]

@ElnazTaqizadeh if it is a builtin Eureka SegmentedRow<T> you can set it's value by getting the row as:

let rw = form.rowBy(tag: spltKey) as? SegmentedRow<String>
row.value = "test"

Please note that as? SegmentedRow<....> has to match the type you are actually use for the SegmentedRows value.

[ElnazTaqizadeh]

Thanks, @marbetschar. I've got this point before, but I thought there's something wrong that neither of segments has been selected automatically. I've tried:

row.cellUpate() and row.reload()

However, none of them worked. When we call the tableview.reloadData() there's no problem with segment selection. I don't know if I miss any function here?

Edited: I've tried tableView.reloadRows(at: [indexPath], with: .automatic) too. That's weird, these reloading methods work perfectly for one of the options but not the other one.

[ElnazTaqizadeh]

It seems using the following lines together solve the problem!

row?.updateCell()
tableView.reloadData()

[marbetschar]

@ElnazTaqizadeh glad you were able to solve the issue! Even though calling tableView.reloadData() seems a bit dramatic. You may try to ensure setting the row's value in the main queue - maybe this is already enough (also had issues with this in the past, if the value was not set in main queue):

DispatchQueue.main.async {
  row?.value = "my new value"
}

If that's not enough try:

DispatchQueue.main.async {
  row?.value = "my new value"
  row?.updateCell()
}

In any case, glad it works!