Query parameter: minimumAroundRadius

[ElPicador]

The parameter minimumAroundRadius can not be set in the Query

[clement-leprovost]

Already implemented in the v3 branch... of the Swift client. No plan to implement it in the Objective-C client so far, as the Swift client will be preferred as of v3.

[clement-leprovost]

Superseded by #25.

[sharad1404]

Our entire implementation is in obj-c. We have a need to set minimumAroundRadius, but we are stuck as we are not finding any docs to set this in obj-c. Can you please help guide us how to set this in obj-c.

[redox]

Our entire implementation is in obj-c. We have a need to set minimumAroundRadius, but we are stuck as we are not finding any docs to set this in obj-c. Can you please help guide us how to set this in obj-c.

Hey @sharad1404,

you can still use the arbitrary query parameters available in our Objective-C API client:

ASQuery* query = [[ASQuery alloc] init];
[query set:@"minimumAroundRadius" value:@"100000"];

You may need to upgrade to the latest version however :)

[sharad1404]

Thanks Sylvain for the quick response. Will try this right away and let you
know if there are any questions.

thanks,
Sharad

On Tue, Jun 14, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Sylvain Utard notifications@github.com
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Our entire implementation is in obj-c. We have a need to set
minimumAroundRadius, but we are stuck as we are not finding any docs to set
this in obj-c. Can you please help guide us how to set this in obj-c.

Hey @sharad1404 https://github.com/sharad1404,

you can still use the arbitrary query parameters available in our
Objective-C API client:

ASQuery* query = [[ASQuery alloc] init];
[query set:@"minimumAroundRadius" value:@"100000"];

You may need to upgrade to the latest version however :)

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[sharad1404]

One follow-up question re: implementation.

We tried the arbitrary query parameters and it works fine.
However - once we set the value - it persists for all future queries. Is there a way to reset it back for queries.

[clement-leprovost]

@sharad1404 Sorry, I am not sure to understand what you mean by "it persists for all future queries". :/

The ASRemoteIndex class does not persist the query between searches. However, if you are re-using the same ASQuery instance between searches, indeed the values will persist, but that's intentional. If you don't want this to happen, just create a new instance every time. Alternatively, you can call -[ASQuery set:value:] with a nil value, which will remove the corresponding extra parameter. (I wouldn't recommend this approach, however. Treating queries as immutable after they are constructed is in my opinion less error-prone.)