Count the number of managed objects in a @SectionedFetchRequest

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andrewbuilder OP

Created Sep ’21

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I am using a @SectionedFetchRequest with some success.

This sectioned fetch request feeds data to a List().

I want to include a footer to the list that provides a count of the managed objects returned from the sectioned fetch request.

Previously I have used .count.

This still works but only returns the number of sections.

A sectioned fetch request provides this result...

SectionedFetchResults<String, CoreDataEntityClass>

So how do I iterate through this unusual collection to determine a count?

Answered by OOPer in 687086022

According to the doc, SectionedFetchResults is a RandomAccessCollection of Section and Section is a RandomAccessCollection of Result (Result == CoreDataEntityClass, in your case).

So, Please try something like this to get the total count:

items.reduce(0, {$0 + $1.count})

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OOPer OP

Sep ’21

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According to the doc, SectionedFetchResults is a RandomAccessCollection of Section and Section is a RandomAccessCollection of Result (Result == CoreDataEntityClass, in your case).

So, Please try something like this to get the total count:

items.reduce(0, {$0 + $1.count})

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