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A bug If I have the same method name #591
Description
Sorry for my awful English.
Thanks to your work!AndroidAnnotation is a great project.I like this so muck.But I think I find a bug in my project.
Class 1:
@EActivity
public class Test1 extends Activity {
@AfterViews
public void init() {
Log.v("","Word");
}
}Class 2:
@EActivity
public class Test2 extends Test1 {
@AfterViews
public void init() {
Log.v("","Hello");
}
}The result is twice "Hello".
The reason is easy to find.
In the Test2_,We find this:
private void afterSetContentView_() {
text = ((TextView) findViewById(id.text));
init();
init();
}The right result is :
private void afterSetContentView_() {
text = ((TextView) findViewById(id.text));
init();
supper.init();
}
Of course ,If you rename init() in Test2 to init2().It will work well.
Activity
DayS commentedon May 18, 2013
I think you're talking about the comment I added on issue #553 . But I think you made a mistake on your example :
Test2should extends ofTest1and notActivityto have this bugNote: I updated your post to improbe lisibility by using github markdown.
mathieuboniface commentedon May 18, 2013
I'm not sure we can fix that issue...
The workaround is to have a different method name for each method annotated with
@AfterViewsin the class hierarchy.I'm closing that issue, please reopen if you have an idea to fix that issue...
Tanlet commentedon May 19, 2013
I so sad to hear that.But we should mark a note in the wiki
DayS commentedon May 19, 2013
I updated the wiki
DavidDTA commentedon Feb 16, 2016
Half of this check can be performed with the
@CallSupersupport annotation. The other half would be to ensure that@AfterViewsis not put on a method and an override of that method.