ContactFetcher | It also supports multiple emails | Business library
kandi X-RAY | ContactFetcher Summary
kandi X-RAY | ContactFetcher Summary
An app to read all contacts with emails and mobile numbers. It also supports multiple emails and mobile numbers.
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- Initializes the contact list
- Get a collection of contacts
- Adds a model to the model
- Build an intent to launch a contactDetail activity
- Create a new ContactDetail
- Sets the contact
- Copy text to clipboard
- Deletes all items
- Returns the count of the items in the map
- Gets the list of models
- Performs the resume
- Adds multiple models
- Registers the viewHolder which is bound to the specified position
- Sort by contact name
- Registers the view holder for the specified view type
- Resolve permissions result
- Removes the item at the specified index
- Hook to bind view holder
- Writes the information of the phone number to the specified Parcelable
- Replaces all existing models in list
- Deletes a contact by id
- Compares a contact with this contact
- Override this method to create dataObjectHolder
- Create and return the data object that is used to show the row contact
- Sets the itemContactContactDetail to the binding view
- Stops the search process
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QUESTION
I have very simple class which fetches the contacts. Now I need to create this function with throws.
As store.requestAccess
is not throwing function so I can't throw any error from that clousure.
So I am getting this error
...Invalid conversion from throwing function of type '(_, _) throws -> ()' to non-throwing function type '(Bool, Error?) -> Void'
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 07:18You cannot throw from within the non throwing completion handler. It is asynchronous! Just as you cannot return a value from within an asynchronous function, so too you cannot throw there. After all, to catch the throw, the throw would need to travel backwards in time to when the original function was called. And that is metaphysically impossible.
Instead you must provide another completion handler such that you can call it with an Error parameter from within the non throwing completion handler. That is exactly why the Result type was invented, to allow you to propagate an error through an asynchronous situation.
QUESTION
How can you redirect to another activity once the application that was launched by createChooser such as show below is complete?
My attempt below ends up with the second intent being triggered before the createChooser launches. I noticed that when I press the back button on the newly launched activity is when the createChooser appears on the activity I wanted to launch it from.
I also tried to wrap the createChooser in startActivityForResult and then launch the second intent using onActivityResult but the result was the same
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-21 at 06:16Try this
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