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QUESTION
after researching a lot, I wasn't able to find the real solution for my problem. The most answers are based on attaching single parcelable object to an intent and starting a new activity from it.
In my case, I use data from two different parcelable classes. I have two different RecyclerView Adapter classes that live in the same activity.
So, when the user clicks on a data set from the first (parent) Adapter class, the View shows all available (child) data sets from the second Adapter class.
I want to save the parent object data set where the user clicked first, as well the child object where the user performed a long click at last. The both objects need to be attached on a same intent and when done, a new activity should be started. The data from the both objects (parent and child) has to be passed in the new acticity.
For the sake of clearness, I'm posting only the relevant parts of the code.
This is the part of the parent adapter class where I need to save the object data to a sort of "global" intent, my code would produce only a local intent instead (that's why it's commented only).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-20 at 14:21You can have as many extras as you want in an Intent, so long as each gets its own name. The only limitation is a limitation on the total size of an Intent (about 2 MB iirc).
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I've really tried lots of things and read tons of articles on the Internet before making the decision to ask a question here. So please forgive me if this is question seems to be quite simple for someone out there, but I'm very new in the android development and I really can't go further on this. I got this project from a co-worker of mine, after he left the company, so getting started with Android Studio and Kotlin on this way wasn't very beginner-friendly for me.
Here's my problem:
I have an adapter class with a ViewHolder inside it. So, when the user performs a long click on a data entry, a new Activity should start. Therefore, I extended the adapter class with a context variable, to be able to get the context from the View.
For the sake of clearness, I'm posting only the relevant parts of the code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 14:25It seems that you can just write:
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