Unable to compile RBQFetchResultController with

[jasper-ch-chan]

Has anyone encountered the error "Multiple methods named 'hash' found with mismatched set, parameter type or attributes" in the RBQSafeRealmObject.m file? I've had to comment out the function

(NSUInteger)hash
{
    return [_primaryKeyValue hash];
}

to get the code to compile

[bigfish24]

Commenting this out will break things. Any chance you could provide me with your project privately to debug? I haven't encountered this error, so it is probably related to the installation or some conflict with Cocoapods assuming you installed that way.

[bigfish24]

Also, if you have commented this out, then this is likely the reason why you are not seeing any changes reported in this issue: #63

[jasper-ch-chan]

@bigfish24 I think the problem is because there are other functions (namely my thrift API) that uses the method name hash, and since _primaryKeyValue is of type id, it can mean any of them. Would it be alright to change it to RLMObject type instead of id?

[bigfish24]

@jasper-ch-chan no it does need to be id because the primary key value can be NSString or NSNumber since Realm supports indexes on strings and integers.

[bigfish24]

Are you sure you are not conflicting with hash which is a method on NSObject in your code for the thrift API?

[jasper-ch-chan]

So when I command click on the hash function, it shows all the hash functions it finds. NSObject is one of them, but it also lists out all the other hash functions in our API file. Is there another way to get around this?

Edit: Another way to phrase it is, if I know my primary key for all objects is always long long, can I change it from id to long long?