NSPredicate

init

static initFormatArgumentArray(predicateFormat: string, arguments_?: (Array<unknown>) | null): NSPredicate

init(format predicateFormat: String, argumentArray arguments: [Any]?)

init

static initValue(value: boolean): NSPredicate

init(value: Bool)

allowEvaluation

allowEvaluation(): void

func allowEvaluation()

allowEvaluation

allowEvaluationValidator(validator: Implements<NSPredicateValidating> | SDKHandle): void

func allowEvaluation(validator: any NSPredicateValidating) throws

evaluate

evaluateWith(object?: (unknown) | null): boolean

func evaluate(with object: Any?) -> Bool

evaluate

evaluateWithSubstitutionVariables(object?: (unknown) | null, bindings?: (Record<string, unknown>) | null): boolean

func evaluate(with object: Any?, substitutionVariables bindings: [String : Any]?) -> Bool

withSubstitutionVariables

withSubstitutionVariables(variables: Record<string, unknown>): NSPredicate

func withSubstitutionVariables(_ variables: [String : Any]) -> Self

predicateFormat

get predicateFormat(): string

var predicateFormat: String { get }

init

static init(predicate: Predicate<_ObjectiveC_NSObject>): (NSPredicate) | null

convenience init?<Input>(_ predicate: Predicate<Input>) where Input : NSObject

Creates a predicate by converting an existing predicate. Only a subset of predicates that can be expressed by `Predicate` are convertible to `NSPredicate`. Predicates that include operations like the following can't be converted: - Accessing key paths for properties that aren't exposed to the Objective-C runtime. - Capturing values of types that aren't supported by `NSPredicate`, like custom Swift structures. - Using some functions or operators, like performing collection operations on a nonstring value. - Parameters: - predicate: The predicate to convert. - Returns: The converted predicate, or `nil` if conversion fails.