JAVA Documentation "logical operators" subsection of "Queries" has a sample with method that doesn't exist

Goal

Correction on Realm JAVA documentation 3.7.2

Expected Results

With this particular query, though, it’s easier to use in:

RealmResult<User> r = realm.where(User.class)
                           .not()
                           .in("name", new String[]{"Peter", "Jo"})
                           findAll();

Actual Results

With this particular query, though, it’s easier to use in:

RealmResult<User> r = realm.where(User.class)
                           .not()
                           .in("name", new String[]{"Peter", "Jo"})
                           finalAll();

finalAll() doesn’t exist.

Steps & Code to Reproduce

open https://realm.io/docs/java/latest/#filtering Look for Logical operators and see the mistake at “in clause sample”.

Version of Realm and tooling

Realm version(s): 3.7.2 (JAVA DOCUMENTATION)

[Zhuinden]

@nhachicha

Negate conditions with not. You can use the not operator with beginGroup/endGroup to negate sub-conditions only. If you wanted to all find users who are not named “Peter” or “Jo,” the query could be:

 RealmResult<User> r = realm.where(User.class)
                       .not()
                       .beginGroup()
                            .equalTo("name", "Peter")
                            .or()
                            .contains("name", "Jo")
                        .endGroup()
                        .findAll();

[nhachicha]

@soutoss please do, although I think I’ve fixed all the RealmResult … is it on https://realm.io/docs/java/latest/ ? have you refreshed your cache?