objective c - Why doesn't a generic NSDictionary warn me about incorrectly-typed key inserts/assignments? -

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why don't following nsdictionary/nsmutabledictionary calls produce error or warning?

i expect error here because rhs nsdictionary literal doesn't match generic types of nsdictionary lhs local variable.

nsdictionary<nsstring *, nsnumber *> *foo = @{ @(42) : @"foo" };

i expect error here because key type doesn't match nsmutabledictionary's key generic type:

nsmutabledictionary<nsstring *, nsnumber *> *foo = [nsmutabledictionary new]; // neither of these calls produces error. :( foo[@(42)] = @(42); [foo setobject:@(42) forkey:@(42)];

i see error when try assign improperly-typed value, know generics errors working somewhat:

nsmutabledictionary<nsstring *, nsnumber *> *foo = [nsmutabledictionary new]; foo[@"foo"] = @"bar";

causes following warning:

foo.m:81:16: incompatible pointer types sending 'nsstring *' parameter of type 'nsnumber * _nullable'

why don't literal assignment or improperly-typed keys cause warnings/errors?

i filed radar.

seems limitation/bug of compiler, caused definition of setobject:forkeyedsubscript: method:

- (void)setobject:(nullable objecttype)obj forkeyedsubscript:(keytype <nscopying>)key;

the protocol conforming requirement somehow hides type requirement keytype. if <nscopying> not present, compiler makes keytype check , warns you.

to confirm this, played code, here results:

@interface mydictionary<keytype, objecttype>: nsobject     - (void)setobject:(nullable objecttype)obj forkeyedsubscript:(keytype <nscopying>)key; @end  ...  mydictionary<nsnumber*, nsnumber*>* dict = [[mydictionary alloc] init]; uibutton *button = [[uibutton alloc] initwithframe:cgrectzero]; dict[@"98"] = @14; // no warnings dict[button] = @14; //warning: sending 'uibutton *' parameter of incompatible type 'id<nscopying>'

the above code has same behaviour nsmutabledictionary. however, if remove <nscopying> protocol conformance restriction keytype, compiler gives appropriate warning:

@interface mydictionary<keytype, objecttype>: nsobject - (void)setobject:(nullable objecttype)obj forkeyedsubscript:(keytype)key; @end  ...  mydictionary<nsnumber*, nsnumber*>* dict = [[mydictionary alloc] init]; dict[@"98"] = @14; // warning: incompatible pointer types sending 'nsstring *' parameter of type 'nsnumber *'

note. default you'll warnings object types mismatch, if want receive errors, can either enable treat warnings errors build setting, or treat incompatible pointer type warnings errors one.


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