I was working with Activity
I am using onSaveInstanceState lifecycle
when I tried to updating
companion object {
const val EXTRA_INDEX = "extra_index"
private const val STATE_COMMENT_NAME = ""
private const val STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT = ""
}
on GalleryDetail class with
outState.putString(STATE_COMMENT_NAME, tvCommentName.text.toString())
outState.putString(STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT, tvCommentComment.text.toString())
within onSaveInstanceState
lifecycle, STATE_COMMENT_NAME
was filled by tvCommentComment.text.toString().trim()
even when I changed the order, for example
outState.putString(STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT, tvCommentName.text.toString().trim())
outState.putString(STATE_COMMENT_NAME, tvCommentComment.text.toString().trim())
vice versa, STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT
will be filled by tvCommentName.text.toString().trim()
so, the point is, everything on top of the last putString, it'll be filled by last value of putString
I have do Log the problem, and it show me that the problem is on onSaveInstanceState
and not on the onCreate
nor mistype variable to show on UI
so, this is the Log of my code
2022-08-09 08:14:57.384 27561-27561/com.dicoding.kelassekolah D/GalleryDetail Bundle: onSaveInstanceState Nice photos!
2022-08-09 08:14:57.384 27561-27561/com.dicoding.kelassekolah D/GalleryDetail Bundle: onSaveInstanceState Nice photos!
2022-08-09 08:14:57.519 27561-27561/com.dicoding.kelassekolah D/GalleryDetail Bundle: savedInstanceState Nice photos!
2022-08-09 08:14:57.519 27561-27561/com.dicoding.kelassekolah D/GalleryDetail Bundle: savedInstanceState Nice photos!
onSaveInstanceState
Gist: https://gist.github.com/amirudev/421d76f671250e015462fa973bb984be
onCreate if savedInstanceState not null
Gist: https://gist.github.com/amirudev/17d1d74f829de16bf63f672316e3beb6
You should put these STATE_COMMENT_NAME
and STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT
values not identical to each other:
companion object {
const val EXTRA_INDEX = "extra_index"
private const val STATE_COMMENT_NAME = "stateCommentName"
private const val STATE_COMMENT_COMMENT = "stateCommentComment"
}
If they are the same (ex. ""
), they are identical.