searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing does not working when im trying to edit text

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    searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

        .subscribe { [unowned self] in

            print("im begining diting")

            self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)

        }

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

It does not working, maybe I have wrong method? but I have method

    searchBar.rx.text

        .asObservable()

        .bind(to: directoryViewModel.searchTextObservable)

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

Its working properly

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

You haven't shown enough code to reproduce the problem. If I put those two blocks of code in a viewDidLoad, they work exactly as expected.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 20:37

what should I show? cause the second block works fine, but the first one doesn't want to call.
– Serj Semenov
Nov 17 at 23:25

Are you getting any runtime warnings from the console? Have you assigned a delegate to the searchBar? You show a minimum compilable example that exhibits the problem. Write a small project the the least code possible that still has the problem you are seeing.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 23:26

I don't get no runtime warnings and no I didn't assigned to delegate. I wrote a small project but the same problem, probably I just don't know how to use this
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 0:02

I'd love to see the project. Maybe I can figure out what's going on.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:06

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    searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

        .subscribe { [unowned self] in

            print("im begining diting")

            self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)

        }

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

It does not working, maybe I have wrong method? but I have method

    searchBar.rx.text

        .asObservable()

        .bind(to: directoryViewModel.searchTextObservable)

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

Its working properly

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

You haven't shown enough code to reproduce the problem. If I put those two blocks of code in a viewDidLoad, they work exactly as expected.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 20:37

what should I show? cause the second block works fine, but the first one doesn't want to call.
– Serj Semenov
Nov 17 at 23:25

Are you getting any runtime warnings from the console? Have you assigned a delegate to the searchBar? You show a minimum compilable example that exhibits the problem. Write a small project the the least code possible that still has the problem you are seeing.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 23:26

I don't get no runtime warnings and no I didn't assigned to delegate. I wrote a small project but the same problem, probably I just don't know how to use this
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 0:02

I'd love to see the project. Maybe I can figure out what's going on.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:06

|
show 1 more comment

up vote
-3
down vote

favorite

    searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

        .subscribe { [unowned self] in

            print("im begining diting")

            self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)

        }

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

It does not working, maybe I have wrong method? but I have method

    searchBar.rx.text

        .asObservable()

        .bind(to: directoryViewModel.searchTextObservable)

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

Its working properly

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

    searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

        .subscribe { [unowned self] in

            print("im begining diting")

            self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)

        }

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

It does not working, maybe I have wrong method? but I have method

    searchBar.rx.text

        .asObservable()

        .bind(to: directoryViewModel.searchTextObservable)

        .disposed(by: disposeBag)

Its working properly

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asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

asked Nov 17 at 15:13

Serj Semenov

236

You haven't shown enough code to reproduce the problem. If I put those two blocks of code in a viewDidLoad, they work exactly as expected.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 20:37

what should I show? cause the second block works fine, but the first one doesn't want to call.
– Serj Semenov
Nov 17 at 23:25

Are you getting any runtime warnings from the console? Have you assigned a delegate to the searchBar? You show a minimum compilable example that exhibits the problem. Write a small project the the least code possible that still has the problem you are seeing.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 23:26

I don't get no runtime warnings and no I didn't assigned to delegate. I wrote a small project but the same problem, probably I just don't know how to use this
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 0:02

I'd love to see the project. Maybe I can figure out what's going on.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:06

|
show 1 more comment

You haven't shown enough code to reproduce the problem. If I put those two blocks of code in a viewDidLoad, they work exactly as expected.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 20:37

what should I show? cause the second block works fine, but the first one doesn't want to call.
– Serj Semenov
Nov 17 at 23:25

Are you getting any runtime warnings from the console? Have you assigned a delegate to the searchBar? You show a minimum compilable example that exhibits the problem. Write a small project the the least code possible that still has the problem you are seeing.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 23:26

I don't get no runtime warnings and no I didn't assigned to delegate. I wrote a small project but the same problem, probably I just don't know how to use this
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 0:02

I'd love to see the project. Maybe I can figure out what's going on.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:06

You haven't shown enough code to reproduce the problem. If I put those two blocks of code in a viewDidLoad, they work exactly as expected.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 20:37

what should I show? cause the second block works fine, but the first one doesn't want to call.
– Serj Semenov
Nov 17 at 23:25

Are you getting any runtime warnings from the console? Have you assigned a delegate to the searchBar? You show a minimum compilable example that exhibits the problem. Write a small project the the least code possible that still has the problem you are seeing.
– Daniel T.
Nov 17 at 23:26

I don't get no runtime warnings and no I didn't assigned to delegate. I wrote a small project but the same problem, probably I just don't know how to use this
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 0:02

I'd love to see the project. Maybe I can figure out what's going on.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:06

|
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I forgot to put onNext:

searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

.subscribe(onNext: { [unowned self] in



    self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)



}).disposed(by: disposeBag)

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

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I forgot to put onNext:

searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

.subscribe(onNext: { [unowned self] in



    self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)



}).disposed(by: disposeBag)

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

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up vote
-1
down vote

accepted

I forgot to put onNext:

searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

.subscribe(onNext: { [unowned self] in



    self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)



}).disposed(by: disposeBag)

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

add a comment |

up vote
-1
down vote

accepted

I forgot to put onNext:

searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

.subscribe(onNext: { [unowned self] in



    self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)



}).disposed(by: disposeBag)

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

I forgot to put onNext:

searchBar.rx.textDidBeginEditing

.subscribe(onNext: { [unowned self] in



    self.searchBar.setShowsCancelButton(true, animated: true)



}).disposed(by: disposeBag)

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

edited yesterday

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

answered Nov 18 at 0:16

Serj Semenov

236

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

add a comment |

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

That's not the reason it was failing. There was something else wrong.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 0:40

Why not? It works fine now, just set asObservable() and subscribe(onNext:)
– Serj Semenov
Nov 18 at 10:51

Because if asObservable() was necessary, then the code wouldn't have even compiled without it.
– Daniel T.
Nov 18 at 14:25

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