How do you use copyToRealmOrUpdate for a list?
This is some code in my Android App:
public class Offer extends RealmObject {
@PrimaryKey
private long id;
}
In my service class:
RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchantOfferList = currentLocalMerchant.getOffers();
RealmList<Offer> findIncomingMerchantOfferList = findIncomingMerchant.getOffers();
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
}
I get compile error:
error: incompatible types: bad type in conditional expression
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
Am I using copyToRealmOrUpdate correctly? If not, how do you use it correctly?
android realm asked Nov 12 at 8:36
Alexei
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This is some code in my Android App:
public class Offer extends RealmObject {
@PrimaryKey
private long id;
}
In my service class:
RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchantOfferList = currentLocalMerchant.getOffers();
RealmList<Offer> findIncomingMerchantOfferList = findIncomingMerchant.getOffers();
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
}
I get compile error:
error: incompatible types: bad type in conditional expression
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
Am I using copyToRealmOrUpdate correctly? If not, how do you use it correctly?
android realm asked Nov 12 at 8:36
Alexei
1,10311024
add a comment |
This is some code in my Android App:
public class Offer extends RealmObject {
@PrimaryKey
private long id;
}
In my service class:
RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchantOfferList = currentLocalMerchant.getOffers();
RealmList<Offer> findIncomingMerchantOfferList = findIncomingMerchant.getOffers();
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
}
I get compile error:
error: incompatible types: bad type in conditional expression
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
Am I using copyToRealmOrUpdate correctly? If not, how do you use it correctly?
android realm asked Nov 12 at 8:36
Alexei
1,10311024
This is some code in my Android App:
public class Offer extends RealmObject {
@PrimaryKey
private long id;
}
In my service class:
RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchantOfferList = currentLocalMerchant.getOffers();
RealmList<Offer> findIncomingMerchantOfferList = findIncomingMerchant.getOffers();
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
}
I get compile error:
error: incompatible types: bad type in conditional expression
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList == null ? null : realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
Am I using copyToRealmOrUpdate correctly? If not, how do you use it correctly?
android realm android realm asked Nov 12 at 8:36
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Alexei
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asked Nov 12 at 8:36
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asked Nov 12 at 8:36
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realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList) returns a List<T> and not a RealmList<T>.
RealmList represents many-relationship to another object type. Therefore, these randomly inserted objects aren't a many-relationship, therefore they are not RealmList.
In fact, they are internally returned as an ArrayList.
The way you can change your code to accomodate is by:
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().clear();
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().addAll(realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's justfor(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) }pretty much
– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
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I think you don't need to use copyToRealmOrUpdate method to set value. Just set the value that you have
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)
}
If findIncomingMerchant.getOffers() back to you persistent data than it will work perfectly.
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
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Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
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realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList) returns a List<T> and not a RealmList<T>.
RealmList represents many-relationship to another object type. Therefore, these randomly inserted objects aren't a many-relationship, therefore they are not RealmList.
In fact, they are internally returned as an ArrayList.
The way you can change your code to accomodate is by:
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().clear();
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().addAll(realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's justfor(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) }pretty much
– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
add a comment |
realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList) returns a List<T> and not a RealmList<T>.
RealmList represents many-relationship to another object type. Therefore, these randomly inserted objects aren't a many-relationship, therefore they are not RealmList.
In fact, they are internally returned as an ArrayList.
The way you can change your code to accomodate is by:
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().clear();
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().addAll(realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's justfor(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) }pretty much
– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
add a comment |
realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList) returns a List<T> and not a RealmList<T>.
RealmList represents many-relationship to another object type. Therefore, these randomly inserted objects aren't a many-relationship, therefore they are not RealmList.
In fact, they are internally returned as an ArrayList.
The way you can change your code to accomodate is by:
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().clear();
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().addAll(realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList) returns a List<T> and not a RealmList<T>.
RealmList represents many-relationship to another object type. Therefore, these randomly inserted objects aren't a many-relationship, therefore they are not RealmList.
In fact, they are internally returned as an ArrayList.
The way you can change your code to accomodate is by:
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().clear();
currentLocalMerchant.getOffers().addAll(realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
47.1k14126246
answered Nov 12 at 9:55
EpicPandaForce
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47.1k14126246
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's justfor(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) }pretty much
– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
add a comment |
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's justfor(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) }pretty much
– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I need to update items in list in same orders. Is method "addAll()" do this?
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:20
I mean, it's just
for(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) } pretty much– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
I mean, it's just
for(Item item: items) { targetList.add(item) } pretty much– EpicPandaForce
Nov 12 at 15:12
add a comment |
I think you don't need to use copyToRealmOrUpdate method to set value. Just set the value that you have
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)
}
If findIncomingMerchant.getOffers() back to you persistent data than it will work perfectly.
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
add a comment |
I think you don't need to use copyToRealmOrUpdate method to set value. Just set the value that you have
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)
}
If findIncomingMerchant.getOffers() back to you persistent data than it will work perfectly.
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
add a comment |
I think you don't need to use copyToRealmOrUpdate method to set value. Just set the value that you have
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)
}
If findIncomingMerchant.getOffers() back to you persistent data than it will work perfectly.
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
I think you don't need to use copyToRealmOrUpdate method to set value. Just set the value that you have
if (!EqualsUtil.areEqual(currentLocalMerchantOfferList, findIncomingMerchantOfferList)) {
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)
}
If findIncomingMerchant.getOffers() back to you persistent data than it will work perfectly.
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
answered Nov 12 at 9:23
Sultan Mahmud
23017
23017
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
add a comment |
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
Not work. I get error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: 'value' is not a valid managed object.
– Alexei
Nov 12 at 14:18
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
I already mentioned that you can add only persistent to persistent data. I think you don't understand my point. Apply this currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyfromRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList))
– Sultan Mahmud
Nov 13 at 8:52
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList)); But I geterror: incompatible types: no instance(s) of type variable(s) E exist so that List<E> conforms to RealmList<Offer> currentLocalMerchant.setOffers(realm.copyToRealm(findIncomingMerchantOfferList));
– Alexei
Nov 14 at 9:05
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