Charts: ChartAnimationEasing.swift file getting compiler error error on Xcode14-beta

Above function is part of ChartAnimationEasing.swift file so it should be fixed on framework side.

Try separating that into components and provide strict types for the 1.0 values and it shield resolve.

Suggestion passes compiler checks.

return Double( position * position * ((s + Double(1.0)) * position + s) + Double(1.0) )

hey people, sorry for late reply, yesterday we tried new Xcode14 beta and there was an error which I described it already.

After that I separate all of the items as a variable, it worked and successfully run my project into Xcode 14.

I achieved it with a so simple way with

let positionSquare = position * position
let sPlusOne = s + Double(1.0)
....

then 
return Double(positionSquare * (sPlusOne * .....))

but with a single line of which @McSims-Ubi described we can handle it. I am opening a pull request asap and link my issue as #4835 and after that it would be resolved, after that I open PR, I will comment in here.

The issue here isn’t with charts. My guess is that it’s this line: return Double( position * position * ((s + 1.0) * position + s) + 1.0 ) Try separating that into components and provide strict types for the 1.0 values and it shield resolve.

People, the Charts library seems not to support beta as they say and you can see in the PR, if you need to fix it open the file and edit the line with

return Double( position * position * ((s + Double(1.0)) * position + s) + Double(1.0) ) for now with unlocking the file until Xcode 14 GM release, so this issue will be open for a while

Seems to be fixed in Xcode 14 beta 3.

Still not working on Xcode14b3 for me (I did delete DerivedData + Clean Build Folder)

Same error with Xcode 14 beta 2

Hello guys, again

I just create a pull request you can see here -> https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts/pull/4836

Thanks for comments @richardpineo @McSims-Ubi

To break up the expression into distinct sub-expressions, you can try separating out each part of the calculation into its own intermediate variable. Here is one way you could do this:

internal static let EaseOutBack = { (elapsed: TimeInterval, duration: TimeInterval) -> Double in let s: TimeInterval = 1.70158 var position: TimeInterval = elapsed / duration position -= 1.0 let a = position * position let b = (s + 1.0) * position let c = a * (b + s) let result = c + 1.0 return Double(result) } I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

建议把最后return代码分开，swift不建议此操作通过一行解决

pr has open and needs to approval for the workflow