predicateForWorkouts(with:totalFlightsClimbed:)
Returns a predicate that matches workout samples based on the number of flights climbed.
Declaration
class func predicateForWorkouts(with operatorType: NSComparisonPredicate.Operator, totalFlightsClimbed: HKQuantity) -> NSPredicateParameters
- operatorType:
The operator to use when comparing the sample to the target number of flights climbed.
- totalFlightsClimbed:
A quantity representing the target number of flights climbed.
Return Value
A predicate that matches workouts based on the number of flights climbed.
Discussion
This convenience method creates a predicate that compares the total flights climbed during a workout with a target number of flights climbed. The following sample uses the convenience method and a predicate format string to create equivalent predicates.
let flightsClimbed = HKQuantity(unit: HKUnit.count(), doubleValue: 10.0)
let tenFlightsClimbed = HKQuery.predicateForWorkouts(with: .greaterThanOrEqualTo, totalFlightsClimbed: flightsClimbed)
// Creating a predicate using a predicate format string.
let explicitTenFlightsClimbed = NSPredicate(format: "%K >= %@",
HKPredicateKeyPathWorkoutTotalFlightsClimbed,
flightsClimbed)See Also
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