I'm experiencing slightly unusual behaviour when attempting to use computed properties to access linked Objects in a Realm Object subclass.
final class Patient: Object {
dynamic var name: String = ""
var parameters = List<Parameter>()
}
final class Parameter: Object {
dynamic var name: String = ""
dynamic var patient: Patient? {
return LinkingObjects(fromType: Patient.self, property: "parameters").first
}
}
The patient property on the Parameter class returns nil but, if you replace the code with the following, we get the expected behaviour:
var p = LinkingObjects(fromType: Patient.self, property: "parameters")
var q: Patient? {
return p.first
}
I suspect this is something to do with Realm's internal representation of LinkingObject. The code I used originally was referenced in a previous StackOverflow question and was accepted as a functional solution thus I guess it worked then so perhaps something has changed? Xcode 7, Swift 2.2
