iOS Cannot call value for non-function type element ('aka' (key:anyobject ,value:anyobject)..

[Mane_ios]

How to resolve this error? I am new to programming and got totally struck with this error in all llines of code attached below

videoObj.videoid = video("snippet.videoid") as! String

videoObj.videoTitle = video("snippet.title") as! String

videoObj.videoDescription = video("snippet.description") as! String

videoObj.videoThumbnailUrl = video("snippet.videoid") as! String

Error Screenshot

http://i.stack.imgur.com/OyjNP.png

 

[JWalker1995]

Your using a 'Contructor' method to set a property. You either need to do obj.description = "my description"

Or, having made a custom constructor
ObjClass obj = ObjClass("id", "description", "title")

I would recommend the second one.

Note: excuse any small error, written on mobile and haven't studied swift massively

 

[Mane_ios]

Your using a 'Contructor' method to set a property. You either need to do obj.description = "my description"

Or, having made a custom constructor
ObjClass obj = ObjClass("id", "description", "title")

I would recommend the second one.

Note: excuse any small error, written on mobile and haven't studied swift massively

Thanks you so much sir...

 

[tyche]

You're calling video and passing it garbage as far as I can tell. Maybe it's a constructor maybe it's a function, who knows. "snippet.videoid" is a string where I suspect you want to pass the value assigned to that string. In another line you pass in a string called "snippet, videoID" into video.

If you're still having problems, it would be better to post the code, in particular the video(...) section.

 

[Mane_ios]

You're calling video and passing it garbage as far as I can tell. Maybe it's a constructor maybe it's a function, who knows. "snippet.videoid" is a string where I suspect you want to pass the value assigned to that string. In another line you pass in a string called "snippet, videoID" into video.

If you're still having problems, it would be better to post the code, in particular the video(...) section.

@tyche thanks a lot for responding,please find the code below:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...nction-type-element-aka-keyanyobject-valueany