Why can't I use self in func Swift

Question

I'm trying to add SKSpriteNodes to a view in a function myself, but Xcode will not let me do this. This gives me the error "Using an unresolved identifier" I "

func indicate() { if test == 0 { var large = ((CGFloat(largest)*54) - 29) - selectedNode.position.x var small = selectedNode.position.x - ((CGFloat(smallest)*54) - 29) indicatorRight.position = CGPointMake(selectedNode.position.x + large, selectedNode.position.y) indicatorRight.userInteractionEnabled = true indicatorRight.zPosition = 0.5 indicatorLeft.position = CGPointMake(selectedNode.position.x - small, selectedNode.position.y) indicatorLeft.userInteractionEnabled = true indicatorLeft.zPosition = 0.5 println(indicatorLeft.position) // println(smallest) self.addChild(indicatorRight) self.addChild(indicatorLeft) } } 

Answer 1

Make sure that the method is represented in the opening and closing brackets of the class

class A {

// You need to define a method here

}

// You could declare it here.

Answer 2

Nas

For func to use "self", it must be part of the class.

"self" refers to the current instance on which the method is applied (or in Swift: "func"). If func is defined globally, then if is not part of the class, so it cannot be associated with an instance of the class.

Therefore, the inability to use the “I” in this context.