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The interest doesn't lie in the lib itself but on the technology it dwells on. I believe it could be relatively easy to setup such a thing to remove all boiler plate from memento.
(BTW, it could also help to remove the need to implement the callback interface as it could be weaved too. The annotation processor could enforce the presence of onLaunch, and the interface would be added to the declaring class, weaved at post-compile phase.)
Interested ?
Cheers,
Stéphane
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Hi Matthias,
I hope you are fine. Do you remember me, we shared a session at DroidCon London once ? It was about memento already.
I have been thinking for a long time about a project on Android to remove the boiler plate from many libs. I think this might interest you :
https://github.com/stephanenicolas/loglifecycle
The interest doesn't lie in the lib itself but on the technology it dwells on. I believe it could be relatively easy to setup such a thing to remove all boiler plate from memento.
(BTW, it could also help to remove the need to implement the callback interface as it could be weaved too. The annotation processor could enforce the presence of
onLaunch
, and the interface would be added to the declaring class, weaved at post-compile phase.)Interested ?
Cheers,
Stéphane
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