Is not there .granted in enum recordPermission?

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1

my Xcode says Type 'AVAudioApplication.recordPermission.Type' has no member 'granted’

This is why?

but in AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().recordPermission, such an error indicator doesn’t appear.

2

recordPermission is defined as an instance member, not a static member. So when you write AVAudioApplication.recordPermission you’re attempting to access a static member recordPermission which doesn’t exist.

AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().recordPermission attempts to access recordPermission on an instance of AVAudioSession which is why that works.

3

This is totally confusing because the type of the instance member recordPermission, is an enum with lowercase name also recordPermission.

// Actual declaration
var recordPermission: AVAudioApplication.recordPermission

// Expected declaration
var recordPermission: AVAudioApplication.RecordPermission
4

thank you for giving reply.

I found out It doesn’t include “.shared” so It could not access an instance.

5

thank you comment.

yes, both are same name. It seemed I didn’t understand the member is instance or static.

6

This is totally confusing because …

Well, that’s not good. This problem is rooted in the <AVFAudio/AVAudioApplication.h> header, which has this:

typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, AVAudioApplicationRecordPermission) {
    …
} NS_SWIFT_NAME(AVAudioApplication.recordPermission);

when it should have this:

typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, AVAudioApplicationRecordPermission) {
    …
} NS_SWIFT_NAME(AVAudioApplication.RecordPermission);

I filed my own bug about it (r. 163919376).

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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ DTS @ Apple

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