I am using SQLite-net ( https://github.com/praeclarum/sqlite-net ) to implement a database using Mono on Android and has the following:
public class DatabaseTestASync
{
private SQLiteAsyncConnection m_db;
public delegate void StocksFound(List<Stock> list);
public event StocksFound StocksFoundListener;
public void AddStock(Stock stock)
{
m_db.InsertAsync(stock).ContinueWith(t => { Debug.WriteLine(stock.Symbol + " added"); });
}
public void GetAllStocks()
{
AsyncTableQuery<Stock> query = m_db.Table<Stock>().Where(stock => true);
query.ToListAsync().ContinueWith(QueryReturns);
}
private void QueryReturns(Task<List<Stock>> t)
{
if (StocksFoundListener != null)
StocksFoundListener(t.Result);
}
This is great for giving me a list of stocks, but I assume there is a collection of tables in my project and I don't want to create separate AddX, GetAllX, QueryReturns (X), etc. for each table. I use the general way to perform these database operations and have tried the following:
public class DBQuery<T>
{
private SQLiteAsyncConnection m_db;
public delegate void OnRecordsFound(List<T> list);
public event OnRecordsFound RecordsFoundListener;
public DBQuery (SQLiteAsyncConnection db)
{
m_db = db;
}
public void GetAllRecords()
{
AsyncTableQuery<T> query = m_db.Table<T>().Where(r => true);
query.ToListAsync().ContinueWith(QueryReturns);
}
private void QueryReturns(Task<List<T>> t)
{
if (RecordsFoundListener != null)
RecordsFoundListener(t.Result);
}
}
However, he does not compile the statement: "T" must be a non-abstract type with an open constructor without parameters in order to use it as a parameter "T" in the generic type or method "DatabaseUtility.AsyncTableQuery".
, ?