Cast Realm List to Array without expliciting its type
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When using Mirror to iterate through an Object properties, how do I cast a List<Object> to Swift primitive array type [Object]?
My code is structured as follow
let mirror = Mirror(reflecting: myObjecy)
for (_, attr) in mirror.children.enumerated() {
let object = attr.value
if let encodableAttribute = attr.value as? [Protocol] {
...
}
}
Here attr.value has type Any. I would like that when this value is from kind List<Object>, to cast it as it is in the if statement, but without casting it to List before, because I want it to be generic to work with normal arrays as well.
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asked Nov 10 at 21:22
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When using Mirror to iterate through an Object properties, how do I cast a List<Object> to Swift primitive array type [Object]?
My code is structured as follow
let mirror = Mirror(reflecting: myObjecy)
for (_, attr) in mirror.children.enumerated() {
let object = attr.value
if let encodableAttribute = attr.value as? [Protocol] {
...
}
}
Here attr.value has type Any. I would like that when this value is from kind List<Object>, to cast it as it is in the if statement, but without casting it to List before, because I want it to be generic to work with normal arrays as well.
swift realm
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
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When using Mirror to iterate through an Object properties, how do I cast a List<Object> to Swift primitive array type [Object]?
My code is structured as follow
let mirror = Mirror(reflecting: myObjecy)
for (_, attr) in mirror.children.enumerated() {
let object = attr.value
if let encodableAttribute = attr.value as? [Protocol] {
...
}
}
Here attr.value has type Any. I would like that when this value is from kind List<Object>, to cast it as it is in the if statement, but without casting it to List before, because I want it to be generic to work with normal arrays as well.
swift realm
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
When using Mirror to iterate through an Object properties, how do I cast a List<Object> to Swift primitive array type [Object]?
My code is structured as follow
let mirror = Mirror(reflecting: myObjecy)
for (_, attr) in mirror.children.enumerated() {
let object = attr.value
if let encodableAttribute = attr.value as? [Protocol] {
...
}
}
Here attr.value has type Any. I would like that when this value is from kind List<Object>, to cast it as it is in the if statement, but without casting it to List before, because I want it to be generic to work with normal arrays as well.
swift realm
swift realm
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
asked Nov 10 at 21:22
GGirotto
413517
413517
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