How can I save variables with value type Measurement using Realm Swift?
Does Realm Swift support saving and retrieving data with value type Measurement? Here is the class structure of the data I'm trying to save:
class Race: Object {
@objc dynamic var raceDistance: Measurement<UnitLength>?
@objc dynamic var nettTime = Measurement<UnitDuration>?
}
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
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Does Realm Swift support saving and retrieving data with value type Measurement? Here is the class structure of the data I'm trying to save:
class Race: Object {
@objc dynamic var raceDistance: Measurement<UnitLength>?
@objc dynamic var nettTime = Measurement<UnitDuration>?
}
ios swift properties realm persistence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
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Does Realm Swift support saving and retrieving data with value type Measurement? Here is the class structure of the data I'm trying to save:
class Race: Object {
@objc dynamic var raceDistance: Measurement<UnitLength>?
@objc dynamic var nettTime = Measurement<UnitDuration>?
}
ios swift properties realm persistence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
277
Does Realm Swift support saving and retrieving data with value type Measurement? Here is the class structure of the data I'm trying to save:
class Race: Object {
@objc dynamic var raceDistance: Measurement<UnitLength>?
@objc dynamic var nettTime = Measurement<UnitDuration>?
}
ios swift properties realm persistence
ios swift properties realm persistence
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
277
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
277
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
277
asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
Sarvesh Sarvesh
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 5:42
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Measurements themselves are not supported by Realm, but you can store their constituent parts.
A Measurement is just a value with a unit. So for raceDistance, you could store
let raceDistance = RealmOptional<Double>()
@objc dynamic var raceDistanceUnit: String? = nil
And you can add a computed property like this to get the Measurement<UnitLength> from the value and the unit:
var raceDistanceMeasurement: Measurement<UnitLength>? {
get {
if let distance = raceDistance.value, let unit = raceDistanceUnit {
return Measurement(value: distance, unit: UnitLength(symbol: unit))
}
return nil
}
set {
raceDistance.value = newValue?.value
raceDistanceUnit = newValue?.unit.symbol
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
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Measurements themselves are not supported by Realm, but you can store their constituent parts.
A Measurement is just a value with a unit. So for raceDistance, you could store
let raceDistance = RealmOptional<Double>()
@objc dynamic var raceDistanceUnit: String? = nil
And you can add a computed property like this to get the Measurement<UnitLength> from the value and the unit:
var raceDistanceMeasurement: Measurement<UnitLength>? {
get {
if let distance = raceDistance.value, let unit = raceDistanceUnit {
return Measurement(value: distance, unit: UnitLength(symbol: unit))
}
return nil
}
set {
raceDistance.value = newValue?.value
raceDistanceUnit = newValue?.unit.symbol
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
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Measurements themselves are not supported by Realm, but you can store their constituent parts.
A Measurement is just a value with a unit. So for raceDistance, you could store
let raceDistance = RealmOptional<Double>()
@objc dynamic var raceDistanceUnit: String? = nil
And you can add a computed property like this to get the Measurement<UnitLength> from the value and the unit:
var raceDistanceMeasurement: Measurement<UnitLength>? {
get {
if let distance = raceDistance.value, let unit = raceDistanceUnit {
return Measurement(value: distance, unit: UnitLength(symbol: unit))
}
return nil
}
set {
raceDistance.value = newValue?.value
raceDistanceUnit = newValue?.unit.symbol
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
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Measurements themselves are not supported by Realm, but you can store their constituent parts.
A Measurement is just a value with a unit. So for raceDistance, you could store
let raceDistance = RealmOptional<Double>()
@objc dynamic var raceDistanceUnit: String? = nil
And you can add a computed property like this to get the Measurement<UnitLength> from the value and the unit:
var raceDistanceMeasurement: Measurement<UnitLength>? {
get {
if let distance = raceDistance.value, let unit = raceDistanceUnit {
return Measurement(value: distance, unit: UnitLength(symbol: unit))
}
return nil
}
set {
raceDistance.value = newValue?.value
raceDistanceUnit = newValue?.unit.symbol
}
}
answered Nov 21 '18 at 6:54
SweeperSweeper
69.3k1074141
Measurements themselves are not supported by Realm, but you can store their constituent parts.
A Measurement is just a value with a unit. So for raceDistance, you could store
let raceDistance = RealmOptional<Double>()
@objc dynamic var raceDistanceUnit: String? = nil
And you can add a computed property like this to get the Measurement<UnitLength> from the value and the unit:
var raceDistanceMeasurement: Measurement<UnitLength>? {
get {
if let distance = raceDistance.value, let unit = raceDistanceUnit {
return Measurement(value: distance, unit: UnitLength(symbol: unit))
}
return nil
}
set {
raceDistance.value = newValue?.value
raceDistanceUnit = newValue?.unit.symbol
}
}
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