'self' used before super.init call

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I'm new to swift and I don't understand how to initialize a class. Succeeded is initialized in the class definition as `false` ``` if (succeeded && (time>1000)){ errormessage += ";connection slow" } ``` Time is initialized as ``` time = data[3].toInt() ``` Where data is ``` var data = split(raw_data) {$0 == ","} ``` And `raw_data` is a string. Class Definition: ``` class geocodeObject: NSObject { ``` `init` definition: ``` init(lat: String,long:String,userstate:String) { ``` (no super init of any kind) Full code with things cut way: ``` class geocodeObject: NSObject { //A type to store the data from the Reverse Geocoding API //Not a retriever //Options let API_KEY_TEXAS = "9e4797c018164fdcb9a95edf3b10ccfc" let DEV_MODE = true //Loading status var succeeded = false var errormessage = "Not Initalized" //Not nesscarilly a failure, could be slow connection var loadstate: String? //Most important info var street: String?; var housenumber: String?; var city: String?; var zip: String? //Meta…

Accepted Answer

It had been a while but the answer I found is that you should add super.init() as the first line inside your init block

```
init(lat: String,long:String,userstate:String) {
    super.init()
    ...
```

This way I got rid of it and fulfills what the error is asking for. As I understand this is that your variables are initialized during NSObject.init() so you can use assigned values inside your custom init(_) block

'self' used before super.init call

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