Error when load it to TableView

[khuong291]

I drag a view and set its class to CosmosView, but when I run the project, it crashes:

Failed to set (rateLineWidth) user defined inspected property on (Cosmos.CosmosView): [<Cosmos.CosmosView 0x7ff150d53e70> setValue:forUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key rateLineWidth.

[evgenyneu]

Hello, @khuong291. I think I had similar problem in the past and solved by clearing "User defined runtime attributes" for the cosmos view (shown in the screenshot).

I have also made a quick test and put cosmos in a table view, could not reproduce your issue (see the attached demo project).

Let me know how it goes.

UsingCosmosInTableView.zip

[khuong291]

I have not tried your example project yet. But now It works well.

Thanks @evgenyneu. +1 ⭐ 👍

[evgenyneu]

I am glad it worked. Feel free to comment if you have any other issues. Have a good day.

[khuong291]

Can I ask one more question: Is CosmosView Rating max = 5

[khuong291]

I think it would more covenient if you can add one more choice like so: cosmosView.ratingWithRatio(starCount: 5, maxRating: 100) = 90 So the CosmosView will have 4.5 star. 😸

[evgenyneu]

Sorry, I do not understand your question. Can you give me an example of what you want to achieve in your app?

[khuong291]

For example, I want to rating a movie, its rating has 94/100 point, So I the CosmosView.rating should be 94*5/100 = 4.7 if I want maximum with 5 star.

So If I want to use with 10 star, it should be 94*10/100 = 9.4.

I just recomend for you to implement more 😄

[khuong291]

Oh, sorry, you have done with it. My fault.

[evgenyneu]

I do value your recomendations, @khuong291. I just wanted to understand what you meant. Did you want Cosmos to show ten stars with rating 9.4? If so you can currently do it like this:

cosmosView.settings.totalStars = 10
cosmosView.settings.fillMode = .Precise // Others are .Half and .Full
cosmosView.rating = 9.4

Or you can do it from the Storyboard as well:

This is described in the configuration manual.

And thank you very much for the feedback.

[khuong291]

Yes, I don't read your guide carefully, sorry. Your project is awesome 👍

[MasterHM-ios]

Hello, @khuong291. I think I had similar problem in the past and solved by clearing "User defined runtime attributes" for the cosmos view (shown in the screenshot).

I have also made a quick test and put cosmos in a table view, could not reproduce your issue (see the attached demo project).

Let me know how it goes.

UsingCosmosInTableView.zip

this solution solved my problem. thanks cleared user defined attributes from storyboard