How to pass parameter to selector function in swift? : IOS Architect
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Answer Posted / Jagvir Singh
In Swift, you can pass parameters to a selector function using the NSInvocation method. You can define a method with the desired parameters in your target object, and then create an NSInvocation instance with that method as the selector.
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