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I have a fragment class (A) and a parent fragment class (B). Both with @Afterviews methods.
The code generated always executes the method in A, before B. I would have thought that you'd generally want to execute the parent class code before it's child (but of course, not always)
initViews() is definetely in the child class, and setupActionBar is in the parent. If it makes a difference there is 3 levels of hierarchy. initViews() is in A (child) and setupActionBar is actually in C (not B).
I have a fragment class (A) and a parent fragment class (B). Both with @Afterviews methods.
The code generated always executes the method in A, before B. I would have thought that you'd generally want to execute the parent class code before it's child (but of course, not always)
Is there a way to define execution order?