Describes the complete set of classes which may be stored in a Realm, either from assembly declarations or, dynamically, by evaluating a Realm from disk. More...

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Classes
class	Builder
	Helper class used to construct a RealmSchema. More...

Public Member Functions
ObjectSchema	Find (string name)
	Finds the definition of a class in this schema. More...

IEnumerator< ObjectSchema >	GetEnumerator ()
	Standard method from interface IEnumerable allows the RealmSchema to be used in a `foreach` or `ToList()`. More...

Public Attributes
int	Count => _objects.Count
	Number of known classes in the schema. More...

Detailed Description

Describes the complete set of classes which may be stored in a Realm, either from assembly declarations or, dynamically, by evaluating a Realm from disk.

By default this will be all the RealmObjects in all your assemblies unless you restrict with RealmConfiguration.ObjectClasses. Just because a given class may be stored in a Realm doesn't imply much overhead. There will be a small amount of metadata but objects only start to take up space once written.

Member Function Documentation

§ Find()

ObjectSchema Find ( string name )

Finds the definition of a class in this schema.

Parameters

name	A valid class name which may be in this schema.

Exceptions

ArgumentException Thrown if a name is not supplied.

Returns: An object or null to indicate not found.

§ GetEnumerator()

IEnumerator<ObjectSchema> GetEnumerator ( )

Standard method from interface IEnumerable allows the RealmSchema to be used in a foreach or ToList().

Returns: An IEnumerator which will iterate through ObjectSchema declarations in this RealmSchema.

References ObjectSchema.Builder.Build(), and ObjectSchema.FromType().

Member Data Documentation

§ Count

int Count => _objects.Count

Number of known classes in the schema.

Count of known classes specified in this Schema.

Classes