List return all values null, except Id

[tsuharesu]

Hi. I have two classes that behave different. One return all values, all right when I use ListAll (or whatever other method). The other class return objects only with Id set, all other values null. I'm trying to figure out what is happening but I don't know.

Im using:

• Sugar as a library project (is it better to use Jar?)
• Android Annotations (but I don't think this is the problem, as the other class work)
• Android Studio

Here is the problematic class. The subject object relationed to it is coming with everything set too. I don't know what can be wrong 😓

public class Am extends SugarRecord<Am> {
    private Float grade;
    private Integer half;
    private Subject subject;

    public Am(Context context) {
        super(context);
    }

    // getters and setters
}

[tsuharesu]

I'm having this issue too: #20
Maybe that's the cause? As I said, I'm using Sugar as a library, totally updated :(

[satyan]

@tsuharesu can you try out with primitives eg: float grade, int half.
This seems to be an issue in inflating data. https://github.com/satyan/sugar/blob/master/library/src/com/orm/SugarRecord.java#L266

I'll get around to fixing the inflate mechanism later.

[tsuharesu]

Hmm, yeah. Changing to primitive types worked. Thanks!

[satyan]

@tsuharesu You should be able to use it now with Objects as well.. not just primitives. Do try it out and let me know if that suits your purpose.

[thiagolocatelli]

This is my class

public class ApplicationAccount extends SugarRecord<ApplicationAccount> {

    private String name;
    private String service;
    private boolean defaultAccount;
    private String currencies;
    private Date created;

I am getting the same error. Removing the date field, works...

[satyan]

can you try the latest beta.. It should be fixed there.
https://github.com/satyan/sugar/tree/master/dist

[thiagolocatelli]

I am trying, but Eclipse complains it is an invalid jar file.

[thiagolocatelli]

When are you planning to make a new release?

[satyan]

@thiagolocatelli If you use it as a library, you'll always have the latest version. Also, there's a build file present along with source. Incase you need to build a jar out of it, you could use Ant build to do that.

As for the release, there isn't a definite plan, but sometime in the april month, we may be releasing 1.3 as a stable release.

[behi198]

I'm having this problem using version 1.5!