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⛳️ Easy to use android databinding ready recyclerview adapter
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- Set up the views
- Set the address
- Set the name for this Person
- The address
- Gets the name
- Creates an instance of the ViewHolder which is used to create a ViewHolder
- Returns a filter that contains the data set
- Initializes the activity model
- Add new items to the adapter
- Returns the item at the specified position
- Returns the total number of items in the list
- Returns the item at the given position
- Binds a data view to a data holder
- Add an ArrayList to this filter
- This method is called when the ViewHolder is created
- Binds data to a data view holder
- Returns the count of the items in the array
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QUESTION
I'm trying to setup test for the login controller but it fails whenever I run the test. I'm getting the error below. var result in should_Login() is always null.
Message: Expected: not null But was: null
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 14:30Your mock is looking for specific input (antony@gmail.com
), but your unit test is passing different input.
QUESTION
I am New in kotlin, just shift from android/java to android/kotlin. Kotlin is really an easy language but somewhere its support is not enough or its suggestion does not work. I am writing a code in which I will call a generic abstract class which have parametric constructor. the generic class is written in Java and I can init that class from java class without any error but when I init generic class from kotlin it gives type mismatch error.
1st let me show you my java code without errors
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 09:49Thanks to @Stanislav Bondar
That was a Foolish mistake
The correct version is here bellow
QUESTION
While unit testing my ASP.NET web api controllers,for one of my post requests, I am sending two arguments in the repo function, Like usual I am mocking the repository setup, but even when I send two arguments, I get the argument exception.
Repo Code-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 11:43.ReturnsAsync((TblUser user) =>
QUESTION
I am trying to update the list of listView while the user is scrolling the list and give the user the option to continue and scrolling the new entries but with no success and i need an help.
In my application, i have a chat and i am saving history of the chat at SQLite. when the user is entered to the chat, the application is reading only the last 25 message and present the newest message at the bottom of the list. In order that do that i am using the following options at the XML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-29 at 22:12i think this code will help you :
QUESTION
I have the following class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-01 at 08:44I don't think that JsonDeserializer
is a good choice here:
- You need either bind each type to the
Gson
instance inGsonBuilder
that's a kind of error-prone, or useregisterTypeHierarchyAdapter
. - For the latter you'd run into infinite recursion (if I'm not wrong: because the context only provides a mechanism to deserialize an instance of the same type).
The following type adapter factory can overcome the above limitations:
QUESTION
Kotlin Android Extensions provide a way that using the IDs directly in Activity/fragment/Adapters. So What I want is a generic way for an adapter and leave the bind view responsibility to the user of adapter instead of adapter itself. For example :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-27 at 05:37You can use like this:
QUESTION
I find it hard to spot the real raison d'etre of the android.databinding.ObservableList
as a data binding feature.
At first it looked like a cool tool to display lists, through data binding, adding them via xml
to a RecyclerView
.
To do so, I made a BindingAdapter like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 13:39According to the example provided in the docs https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/data-binding/index.html#observable_collections the ObservableList is used for accessing it's items using key integer, i.e.:
QUESTION
i have some problem with my RecyclerView in DialogAlert. I have custom Dialog Alert like below :
My first DialogAlert its working fine because its only show some editText. But I have some error when image info(drawable left in editText) clicked. Its always force stop. I read this and this but its not work. This is my Log :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-26 at 03:23Your RecyclerView lies inside the view inflated by R.layout.guestname_list_activity
i.e dialogView
so your initialization should be
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