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Type:
Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Priority:
Minor - P4
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None
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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3 - M (<= 1 month)
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2024
With embedded objects in v10, using the dynamic API becomes a little clunky. The proposed syntax looks something like:
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var parent = realm.DynamicApi.Create("Parent"); var child = realm.DynamicApi.CreateEmbeddedObjectForProperty(parent, "Child"); child.Value = 123; var childInList = realm.DynamicApi.AddEmbeddedObjectToList(parent.Children); childInList.Value = 456; var updatedChildInList = realm.DynamicApi.SetEmbeddedObjectInList(parent.Children, 5); updatedChildInList.Value = 789;
To simplify that, we can allow using anonymous objects to get syntax, similar to what realm-js offers.
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var parent = new { Id = 1, Child = new { Value = 123 } }; var managedParent = realm.DynamicApi.Add("Parent", parent); managedParent.Child = new { Value = 999 }; managedParent.Children.Add(new { Value = 456 }); managedParent.Children[5] = new { Value = 789 };