PreferencesEditor | Preferences Editor makes it easy to add , edit and remove | Editor library
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Preferences Editor makes it easy to add, edit, remove keys from shared preferences files. It defines a BroadcastReceiver that will make changes to your shared preferences based on received actions and data.
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QUESTION
I searched among many similar SharedPreferences questions, but couldn't apply to my project. It's a RuntimeException which requires a SharedPreferences lateinit variable to be initialised.
Error Message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 11:48you need the context to init the sharedPreferences. You can do that like this:
mPref = this.activity!!.getSharedPreferences("pref", Context.MODE_PRIVATE)
I would do this in the onCreate method of the fragment.
QUESTION
I'm programming a little quiz game and I would like to unlock categories. These categories are locked (grey) and should be orange after unlocking them in a dialog. My problem is that that the color doesn't change directly but after closing and opening the activity again. I don't like it because users are confused that the color doesn't change directly. I thought this would be the right approach:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 23:53maybe you have not transparent foregtround? try to use postInvalidate() on button
QUESTION
Hello i want to implement different text sizes for my app i tried with sharedpreferences here's my code
Declaring SharedPreferences
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 16:57The problem is that you are setting the text size in pixels. What you need to do is to convert it into density pixels.
To do this you can use this method
QUESTION
I'm trying to check if there is a value in the shared preference, if not, an Alert Dialog with an EditText will be displayed to add the value.
More so far so good, and displayed and the value is inserted and saved.
More when the application is closed and opened again, it displays the dialog asking again for the value that is no longer assigned to Shared Preference
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-18 at 04:35sp.getString("tag", "")
The result of this can never be null, cause if can't find in SharePreference
it will return the default value which is ""
that you just declare as the second argument.
So you must change to
QUESTION
I am trying to make a simple application where after pressing a button edit text will be added, I would like it to be saved after typing anything in the edit text. when restarting the application I would like to see edit text that contains something. I don't know why when I restart applications, the data from the edit text is saved but the edit text is invisibile again. this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 23:18I think that's because You first check if the e1.text
is empty and then restoreData()
. You first have to restore data and then check if it is empty or not.
QUESTION
I am getting Wanted but not invoked. There were zero interactions with this mock error for checkFingerPrintWhenTouchIdEnabled()
method at line verify(fingerPrintHelper, times(1)).initializeFingerPrint(any());
.
Even I have mocked the object & while debugging initializeFingerPrint(..)
function gets called.
Below is the function which I want to test,
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 08:17You are not injecting the mock anywhere in your tests case. I assume a normal instance is created in constructor / factory.
Either use a setter of the SUT or make Mockito inject it for you:
QUESTION
I'm trying to store encrypted password in SharedPreferences of my app. According to logs password is saved correctly and matches typed password after encryption, but in the if comparison they aren't equal. Every time it runs else instruction. I can't find what's wrong so I'm asking for help! BTW what would be better, more secure way of storing password, even encrypted?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-15 at 10:59Ok, I figured it out. It was problem with whitespace. I added trim() method to passwords strings and now it works fine!
QUESTION
I want an edit text which shows recently entered text as suggestion later on when ever I type different text like phone book in mobile, If first 3 digits or letter matches it shows suggestion and if it does not match the it wont show suggestion.
Thanks.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 08:06First convert your EditText->AutoCompleteTextView. add also store shared preferences data into string array list. then after used below code like ...
QUESTION
I am able to save the Data to the Shared preferences .But i got Stucked in one part that ,when both the username and password field is supplied with the Checkbox checked and Login is clicked .Then Login got Success.And in the Another testCase the userName should be filled with the previous provided data.I am not set name in the userName field in edittext in the next testCase?
success testCase
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-03 at 07:03You can simply check the Data of the SharedPreference on same testCase.you can simply finish the Activity and StartAgain to check either the UserName Field is setted with the SharedPreference Data or not?
you can use below testCode
QUESTION
My application has 2 editText.
I want to save 2 text from EditText to sharedpreferences and then load it, but when i try to load it after saving - app reads in every editText the same Text with the last EditText.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-13 at 13:30Your string have the same value:
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