Let me explain with the help of a example. I have a Transaction
Class (Realm table) which extends RealmObject
. I want to create a DeletedTransaction
Class (Realm table) which will store transactions after they are deleted. Instead of making two seperate Classes (Transaction
and DeletedTransaction
) which both extend RealmObject
, can I just make the Transaction
Class extend RealmObject
and then can I make the DeletedTransaction
Class extend the Transaction
Class?
I know this is possible from the Java perspective, but I wanted to know from the Realm perspective. What are the pros/cons of such an approach?
Inheritance in RealmObject
is not supported. Issue#761
Instead of extending RealmObject
, your classes can implement the RealmModel
interface, adding the @RealmClass
annotation:
@RealmClass
public class User implements RealmModel {
}
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