io.realm.RealmFieldType Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: RealmBarDataSet.java From NetKnight with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public BarEntry buildEntryFromResultObject(T realmObject, int xIndex) { DynamicRealmObject dynamicObject = new DynamicRealmObject(realmObject); if (dynamicObject.getFieldType(mValuesField) == RealmFieldType.LIST) { RealmList<DynamicRealmObject> list = dynamicObject.getList(mValuesField); float[] values = new float[list.size()]; int i = 0; for (DynamicRealmObject o : list) { values[i] = o.getFloat(mStackValueFieldName); i++; } return new BarEntry(values, mIndexField == null ? xIndex : dynamicObject.getInt(mIndexField)); } else { float value = dynamicObject.getFloat(mValuesField); return new BarEntry(value, mIndexField == null ? xIndex : dynamicObject.getInt(mIndexField)); } }
Example #2
Source File: RealmBarDataSet.java From JNChartDemo with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public BarEntry buildEntryFromResultObject(T realmObject, int xIndex) { DynamicRealmObject dynamicObject = new DynamicRealmObject(realmObject); if (dynamicObject.getFieldType(mValuesField) == RealmFieldType.LIST) { RealmList<DynamicRealmObject> list = dynamicObject.getList(mValuesField); float[] values = new float[list.size()]; int i = 0; for (DynamicRealmObject o : list) { values[i] = o.getFloat(mStackValueFieldName); i++; } return new BarEntry(values, mIndexField == null ? xIndex : dynamicObject.getInt(mIndexField)); } else { float value = dynamicObject.getFloat(mValuesField); return new BarEntry(value, mIndexField == null ? xIndex : dynamicObject.getInt(mIndexField)); } }
Example #3
Source File: RealmBarDataSet.java From MPAndroidChart-Realm with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Override public BarEntry buildEntryFromResultObject(T realmObject, float x) { DynamicRealmObject dynamicObject = new DynamicRealmObject(realmObject); if (dynamicObject.getFieldType(mYValuesField) == RealmFieldType.LIST) { RealmList<DynamicRealmObject> list = dynamicObject.getList(mYValuesField); float[] values = new float[list.size()]; int i = 0; for (DynamicRealmObject o : list) { values[i] = o.getFloat(mStackValueFieldName); i++; } return new BarEntry( mXValuesField == null ? x : dynamicObject.getFloat(mXValuesField), values); } else { float value = dynamicObject.getFloat(mYValuesField); return new BarEntry(mXValuesField == null ? x : dynamicObject.getFloat(mXValuesField), value); } }
Example #4
Source File: HtmlBuilder.java From realm-browser-android with MIT License | 5 votes |
public void showTableStructure(DynamicRealm dynamicRealm) { RealmObjectSchema realmObjectSchema = dynamicRealm.getSchema().get(simpleTableName); Set<String> fieldNames = realmObjectSchema.getFieldNames(); stringBuilder.append("<div class=\"content\">").append("<table class=\"dataTable\">") .append("<th>Column Name</th><th>Type</th>"); for (String fieldName : fieldNames) { RealmFieldType realmFieldType = realmObjectSchema.getFieldType(fieldName); stringBuilder.append("<tr>") .append("<td>").append(fieldName).append("</td>") .append("<td>").append(realmFieldType.name()).append("</td>") .append("</tr>"); } stringBuilder.append("</table></div>"); }