> On Oct 30, 2014, at 9:16 AM, Karel-Jan Van Haute <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> To test it I added 0 and 6 witch are the current minimum and maximum in my
> list.
> So the question is how I can do that without giving the maximum.
Use "an infinitely large value" instead of 6. The typical value people use for
this kind of placeholder is an empty dictionary — @{} in Obj-C; I don't
remember the syntax in Swift. (The object ordering used by the index will sort
dictionaries after anything else, including strings/numbers/arrays.)
In CBL 1.0.3+ you can use the new CBLQuery.prefixMatchLevel property instead:
query.startKey = [parentId]
query.endKey = [parentId]
query.prefixMatchLevel = 1
—Jens
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