Hey,I try to use Kotlin for my application。Then have a question.
We can set View’s OnClickListener like this
view.setOnClickListener{println(“clicked”}
I have a custom interface
public interface Itest {
public fun runMyCallback(content:String?)
}
in a custom class.
So I want to the custom interface to clas like view.setOnClickListener{println(“clicked”}
How to do it.
Thinks.
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Here’s an exerpt from my own Android app that uses listeners:
val myListener = View.OnClickListener {
...
surfaceView.invalidate();
}
liteButton.setOnClickListener(myListener)
toolButton.setOnClickListener(myListener)
numbersButton.setOnClickListener(myListener)
...
If you have a custom interface that extends View.OnClickListener
, you could use that here instead and it should also work just fine.
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And while you’re converting things:
liteButton.onClickListener = myListener
toolButton.onClickListener = myListener
numbersButton.onClickListener = myListener
Note that IDEA should have placed warnings on these lines of your original code.
Those “buttons” come from the kotlin-android-extensions’s synthetic properties. I just tried the substitution you suggest and it unfortunately doesn’t work. Not defined. Maybe that was in an earlier version?
It’s Not working??