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I'm getting this error:




Value of type 'DiscountVC' has no member 'calculateTotal'. And I have no clue why. Basically, I'm trying to make this calculator:




enter image description here



It should work as soon as you insert any value on the discountTF. Also, I have some pre-discounted buttons that just edit the discount value. The subtotalLabel value comes from another ViewController. For testing purposes, I'm using an initial value of 999.9.



import UIKit

class DiscountVC: UIViewController {

@IBOutlet var numericKeyboardView: UIView!

@IBOutlet var subtotalLabel: UILabel!
@IBOutlet var discountTF: UITextField!
@IBOutlet var totalLabel: UILabel!

var subtotal : Double = 999.9
var discount : Double = 0.0

override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// Do any additional setup after loading the view.
addKeyboard(view: numericKeyboardView)
subtotal = 999.9
discount = 0.0
discountTF.addTarget(self, action: #selector(self.calculateTotal(_:)), for: UIControl.Event.editingChanged)
}

override var preferredStatusBarStyle: UIStatusBarStyle {
return .lightContent
}

func calculateTotal() {
let totalDouble = Double(subtotal) - Double(discountTF.text!)!
totalLabel.text = String(totalDouble)
}

func addKeyboard(view: UIView) {
let numericKeyboard = KeyboardVC(nibName: "NumericKeyboardVC", bundle: nil)
view.addSubview(numericKeyboard.view)
addChild(numericKeyboard)
}

@IBAction func fivePercentedButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.05
discountTF.text = "(discount)"
print(discount)
}

@IBAction func tenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.1
discountTF.text = "(discount)"
print(discount)
}

@IBAction func fifteenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.15
discountTF.text = "(discount)"
print(discount)
}

@IBAction func twentyPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.2
discountTF.text = "(discount)"
print(discount)
}

@IBAction func goButton(_ sender: Any) {
}

}









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    I'm getting this error:




    Value of type 'DiscountVC' has no member 'calculateTotal'. And I have no clue why. Basically, I'm trying to make this calculator:




    enter image description here



    It should work as soon as you insert any value on the discountTF. Also, I have some pre-discounted buttons that just edit the discount value. The subtotalLabel value comes from another ViewController. For testing purposes, I'm using an initial value of 999.9.



    import UIKit

    class DiscountVC: UIViewController {

    @IBOutlet var numericKeyboardView: UIView!

    @IBOutlet var subtotalLabel: UILabel!
    @IBOutlet var discountTF: UITextField!
    @IBOutlet var totalLabel: UILabel!

    var subtotal : Double = 999.9
    var discount : Double = 0.0

    override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
    addKeyboard(view: numericKeyboardView)
    subtotal = 999.9
    discount = 0.0
    discountTF.addTarget(self, action: #selector(self.calculateTotal(_:)), for: UIControl.Event.editingChanged)
    }

    override var preferredStatusBarStyle: UIStatusBarStyle {
    return .lightContent
    }

    func calculateTotal() {
    let totalDouble = Double(subtotal) - Double(discountTF.text!)!
    totalLabel.text = String(totalDouble)
    }

    func addKeyboard(view: UIView) {
    let numericKeyboard = KeyboardVC(nibName: "NumericKeyboardVC", bundle: nil)
    view.addSubview(numericKeyboard.view)
    addChild(numericKeyboard)
    }

    @IBAction func fivePercentedButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.05
    discountTF.text = "(discount)"
    print(discount)
    }

    @IBAction func tenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.1
    discountTF.text = "(discount)"
    print(discount)
    }

    @IBAction func fifteenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.15
    discountTF.text = "(discount)"
    print(discount)
    }

    @IBAction func twentyPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.2
    discountTF.text = "(discount)"
    print(discount)
    }

    @IBAction func goButton(_ sender: Any) {
    }

    }









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      I'm getting this error:




      Value of type 'DiscountVC' has no member 'calculateTotal'. And I have no clue why. Basically, I'm trying to make this calculator:




      enter image description here



      It should work as soon as you insert any value on the discountTF. Also, I have some pre-discounted buttons that just edit the discount value. The subtotalLabel value comes from another ViewController. For testing purposes, I'm using an initial value of 999.9.



      import UIKit

      class DiscountVC: UIViewController {

      @IBOutlet var numericKeyboardView: UIView!

      @IBOutlet var subtotalLabel: UILabel!
      @IBOutlet var discountTF: UITextField!
      @IBOutlet var totalLabel: UILabel!

      var subtotal : Double = 999.9
      var discount : Double = 0.0

      override func viewDidLoad() {
      super.viewDidLoad()
      // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
      addKeyboard(view: numericKeyboardView)
      subtotal = 999.9
      discount = 0.0
      discountTF.addTarget(self, action: #selector(self.calculateTotal(_:)), for: UIControl.Event.editingChanged)
      }

      override var preferredStatusBarStyle: UIStatusBarStyle {
      return .lightContent
      }

      func calculateTotal() {
      let totalDouble = Double(subtotal) - Double(discountTF.text!)!
      totalLabel.text = String(totalDouble)
      }

      func addKeyboard(view: UIView) {
      let numericKeyboard = KeyboardVC(nibName: "NumericKeyboardVC", bundle: nil)
      view.addSubview(numericKeyboard.view)
      addChild(numericKeyboard)
      }

      @IBAction func fivePercentedButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.05
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func tenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.1
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func fifteenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.15
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func twentyPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.2
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func goButton(_ sender: Any) {
      }

      }









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      I'm getting this error:




      Value of type 'DiscountVC' has no member 'calculateTotal'. And I have no clue why. Basically, I'm trying to make this calculator:




      enter image description here



      It should work as soon as you insert any value on the discountTF. Also, I have some pre-discounted buttons that just edit the discount value. The subtotalLabel value comes from another ViewController. For testing purposes, I'm using an initial value of 999.9.



      import UIKit

      class DiscountVC: UIViewController {

      @IBOutlet var numericKeyboardView: UIView!

      @IBOutlet var subtotalLabel: UILabel!
      @IBOutlet var discountTF: UITextField!
      @IBOutlet var totalLabel: UILabel!

      var subtotal : Double = 999.9
      var discount : Double = 0.0

      override func viewDidLoad() {
      super.viewDidLoad()
      // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
      addKeyboard(view: numericKeyboardView)
      subtotal = 999.9
      discount = 0.0
      discountTF.addTarget(self, action: #selector(self.calculateTotal(_:)), for: UIControl.Event.editingChanged)
      }

      override var preferredStatusBarStyle: UIStatusBarStyle {
      return .lightContent
      }

      func calculateTotal() {
      let totalDouble = Double(subtotal) - Double(discountTF.text!)!
      totalLabel.text = String(totalDouble)
      }

      func addKeyboard(view: UIView) {
      let numericKeyboard = KeyboardVC(nibName: "NumericKeyboardVC", bundle: nil)
      view.addSubview(numericKeyboard.view)
      addChild(numericKeyboard)
      }

      @IBAction func fivePercentedButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.05
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func tenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.1
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func fifteenPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.15
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func twentyPercentButtonPressed(_ sender: Any) {
      discount = Double(discountTF.text!)! * 0.2
      discountTF.text = "(discount)"
      print(discount)
      }

      @IBAction func goButton(_ sender: Any) {
      }

      }






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            This fixed it. Just one thing, I put text instead of tex in it. Thanks!

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            This fixed it. Just one thing, I put text instead of tex in it. Thanks!

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            This fixed it. Just one thing, I put text instead of tex in it. Thanks!

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          This fixed it. Just one thing, I put text instead of tex in it. Thanks!

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          This fixed it. Just one thing, I put text instead of tex in it. Thanks!

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