Is it possible to convert Results<T> to List<T> or shouldn't I do this?
In my case I have method that has List as a parameter. I want to call this method with fetched objects (Results<T>) and with computed objects (List<T>)
Results and List implement CollectionType and RealmCollectionType. The latter is a specialization of the former protocol, which allows you to efficiently use aggregation functions and filter & sort entries.
Almost no method in Realm Swift make strong assumptions about the type of the collection. They just expect a SequenceType which is a generalization of the former CollectionType. For your own method, I'd recommend to go the same way. You can reach that by declaring it like shown below.
func foo<T, S: SequenceType where S.Generator.Element == T>(objects: S) { … }
Results implements the CollectionType protocol so you could use reduce to convert it:
let results: Results<MyObject> = ...
let converted = results.reduce(List<MyObject>()) { (list, element) -> List<MyObject> in
list.append(element)
return list
}
You could put this code in an extension or however you like.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33363972/realm-resultst-als-listt