RxSwift error. Cannot invoke 'drive' with an argument list of type '(Driver)'











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I try to bind tap on button to Driver and got following error:




Cannot invoke 'drive' with an argument list of type '(Driver)'




ViewModel



var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver<Void> { get }


ViewController



closeButton.rx

    .tap

    .asDriver()

    .drive(viewModel.input.closeButtonDidTapObserver)


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    I try to bind tap on button to Driver and got following error:




    Cannot invoke 'drive' with an argument list of type '(Driver)'




    ViewModel



    var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver<Void> { get }


    ViewController



    closeButton.rx
    
    .tap
    
    .asDriver()
    
    .drive(viewModel.input.closeButtonDidTapObserver)


    How to resolve this?






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      I try to bind tap on button to Driver and got following error:




      Cannot invoke 'drive' with an argument list of type '(Driver)'




      ViewModel



      var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver<Void> { get }


      ViewController



      closeButton.rx
      
    .tap
      
    .asDriver()
      
    .drive(viewModel.input.closeButtonDidTapObserver)


      How to resolve this?






      ios swift mvvm binding rx-swift







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      I try to bind tap on button to Driver and got following error:




      Cannot invoke 'drive' with an argument list of type '(Driver)'




      ViewModel



      var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver<Void> { get }


      ViewController



      closeButton.rx
      
    .tap
      
    .asDriver()
      
    .drive(viewModel.input.closeButtonDidTapObserver)


      How to resolve this?






      ios swift mvvm binding rx-swift




      ios swift mvvm binding rx-swift






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          As you are getting Driver from closeButton.rx .tap.asDriver() then you don't need a separate Driver object and you can remove this variable var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver { get }.



          In drive(...) you need to pass the UI element you want to bind with the button.



          Example,



          closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
          
    .drive(self.label.rx.text)
          
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)


          Or you can subscribe as below,



          closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
          
    .drive(onNext: { [weak self] in
          
    // Update ui element here
          
}).disposed(by: disposeBag)





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            As you are getting Driver from closeButton.rx .tap.asDriver() then you don't need a separate Driver object and you can remove this variable var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver { get }.



            In drive(...) you need to pass the UI element you want to bind with the button.



            Example,



            closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
            
    .drive(self.label.rx.text)
            
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)


            Or you can subscribe as below,



            closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
            
    .drive(onNext: { [weak self] in
            
    // Update ui element here
            
}).disposed(by: disposeBag)





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              As you are getting Driver from closeButton.rx .tap.asDriver() then you don't need a separate Driver object and you can remove this variable var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver { get }.



              In drive(...) you need to pass the UI element you want to bind with the button.



              Example,



              closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
              
    .drive(self.label.rx.text)
              
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)


              Or you can subscribe as below,



              closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
              
    .drive(onNext: { [weak self] in
              
    // Update ui element here
              
}).disposed(by: disposeBag)





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                As you are getting Driver from closeButton.rx .tap.asDriver() then you don't need a separate Driver object and you can remove this variable var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver { get }.



                In drive(...) you need to pass the UI element you want to bind with the button.



                Example,



                closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
                
    .drive(self.label.rx.text)
                
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)


                Or you can subscribe as below,



                closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
                
    .drive(onNext: { [weak self] in
                
    // Update ui element here
                
}).disposed(by: disposeBag)





                share|improve this answer














                As you are getting Driver from closeButton.rx .tap.asDriver() then you don't need a separate Driver object and you can remove this variable var closeButtonDidTapObserver: Driver { get }.



                In drive(...) you need to pass the UI element you want to bind with the button.



                Example,



                closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
                
    .drive(self.label.rx.text)
                
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)


                Or you can subscribe as below,



                closeButton.rx.tap.asDriver()
                
    .drive(onNext: { [weak self] in
                
    // Update ui element here
                
}).disposed(by: disposeBag)






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