topic Re: Subtype not getting set on new feature using makeFeature in Swift Maps SDK Questions

Subtype not getting set on new feature using makeFeature

DuanePfeiffer — Wed, 29 Mar 2023 20:42:30 GMT

I'm creating a new feature using a dictionary of attributes. However, the subtype doesn't appear to be getting set. Am I doing this correctly?

// LOAD ATTRIBUTES appData.markUpAttributes.updateValue(1, forKey: "SubtypeCode") let servicePointNumber = appData.targetFeature.attributes["gs_service_number"] as? String ?? "" appData.markUpAttributes.updateValue("Move SP#\(servicePointNumber) to here.", forKey: "Comment") appData.markUpAttributes.updateValue(Date(), forKey: "DateDrawn") // ADD LINE appData.polylineBuilder.add(appData.targetFeature!.geometry as! Point) appData.polylineBuilder.add(mapPoint) let line = appData.polylineBuilder.toGeometry() let lineFeature = appData.mapLineTable.makeFeature(attributes: appData.markUpAttributes as [String : Any], geometry: line) try await self.AddFeatureToMapLineTable(newFeature: lineFeature)

Re: Subtype not getting set on new feature using makeFeature

rolson_esri — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 14:53:23 GMT

What is the exact field type for `SubtypeCode`? For example, is it int32 or int64?

If it is int32, you might need to do this:

appData.markUpAttributes.updateValue(Int32(1), forKey: "SubtypeCode")

And if it is int64, this:

appData.markUpAttributes.updateValue(Int64(1), forKey: "SubtypeCode")

The literal value of `1` in Swift is an `Int` in your code. Because features are strongly typed, we need to make sure we are passing the exact integer type to attributes.

Re: Subtype not getting set on new feature using makeFeature

DuanePfeiffer — Mon, 03 Apr 2023 15:50:20 GMT

Needed to add Int32(1). Thanks