realm

I'm using serial GCD queue to work with realm. Application crashes with Realm accessed from incorrect thread exception when GCD starts to switch threads for the queue. Is there any way to bind given realm with a thread using GCD API? Here's a quick example self.realmQueue = dispatch_queue_create("db", DISPATCH_QUEUE_SERIAL); __block RLMRealm *realm = nil; dispatch_async(self.realmQueue, ^{ realm = [RLMRealm realmWithPath:[NSTemporaryDirectory() stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"temp"]]; }); self.motionManager = [[CMMotionManager alloc] init]; self.motionManager.accelerometerUpdateInterval = 0

I have done R&D for limit in query with no success. There is one way with which to paginate data in Realm with sub list but no success with that. It shows duplicate value in it. Here is what I attempted for pagination. RealmResults<Person> mPersonData=RealmUtils.getAllPersonWithTagsDescending(); if (mPersonData != null) { int startPos=getAllPerson.size()-1; int endPos=mPersonData.size()-1; List<Person> newPersonData=mPersonData.subList(startPos,endPos); getAllPerson.addAll(newPersonData); mAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged(); } What am I doing wrong? You can use limit from Realm 5.6.0+. It looks

I replaced sqlite with realm in my open source Linux Command Library project. Everything went fine so far, but now I'm facing a problem. I'm using a RealmBaseAdapter to display all the commands in a ListView with an search interface. For a search the realm sniped below orders the results like this: Query: test result: l2 test rc test test test parm RealmResults<Command> commands = mRealm.where(Command.class).contains("name", query).findAll(); mAdapter.updateRealmResults(commands); With the old sqlite logic the order was like this: result: test test parm l2 test rc test return