binding-collection-adapter | Easy way to bind collections to listviews and recyclerviews with the new Android Data Binding framew | Model View Controller library
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Easy way to bind collections to listviews and recyclerviews with the new Android Data Binding framework
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- Gets the view at a specific position
- Returns the index of the first layout which corresponds to a given position
- Binds the given item to the given binding
- Find the lifecycle owner associated with the given view
- Removes all items and lists from the merge list
- Returns the total number of elements
- Set the adapter s adapter
- Sets the list items
- Maps the given class to the given class
- Maps an item class with a specific id
- Sets the adapter to use
- Returns the position of the item associated with the specified object
- Inserts a new list into the merge list
- Sets the lifecycle owner of this adapter
- Registers an item binding
- Removes the given ObservableList from the merge list
- Returns the object at the given location
- Converts a backing list into a merge list
- Converts this merge list into an index
- Helper method to set the adapter
- Removes the given item from the merge list
- Instantiates the view at a specific position
- Get the drop down view at a specific position
- Inserts an item into the merge list
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QUESTION
I'm writing an annotation processor for an Android project and have run into a situation. I would like to process annotated classes from a library module, i.e. app module depends on library module and needs to process annotated classes from the library module.
However, the annotation processor isn't able to "see" the annotations from the dependency, presumably because the code is already compiled. See here for an issue on another library. A demonstration of the problem with my project is on the branch here. The annotations from sample
module are processed but the ones from the lib
module are not.
This is all well and good and I'd resigned myself to living without this feature, but it turns out the Android data-binding library can process annotations from modules and even third party libraries. This library, for example, provides @BindingAdapter
methods that are processed fine by the app.
I played around with setting retention types on the annotations I use to no avail. The only significant difference I can see is that the data-binding processors target methods while my methods target classes (types), but I don't think that should make a difference from the processor. So I'm thinking it might have something to do with the data-binding processor being part of the Android plugin but I'm not sure how that helps here.
Anyone know how this is done?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-14 at 01:54Android Data Binding can't process annotations on dependencies, either. Instead, it processes the libraries at the compile time of the library and saves the information to an intermediate file as part of its archive (e.g. jar file). It then loads that intermediate file information from the dependency instead of reading the annotations.
If you save the intermediate information as a resource of the jar file dependency, you can pull it from the jar file pretty easily. If I recall correctly, it should be in your class path and you can use the ClassLoader's getResource() method. My memory may be a little stale on this as it doesn't use the jar file to store the intermediate file information any more.
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