I tracked my problem down to adding to my geofenceList.
this is a global variable
lateinit var geofenceList: MutableList<Geofence>
In onCreate
I add to the list:
val latitude = -26.082586
val longitude = 27.777242
val radius = 10f
geofenceList.add(Geofence.Builder()
.setRequestId("Toets")
.setCircularRegion(latitude,longitude,radius)
.setExpirationDuration(Geofence.NEVER_EXPIRE)
.setTransitionTypes(Geofence.GEOFENCE_TRANSITION_ENTER)
.build())
Every time I run the app the app closes as soon as it opens.
I tried changing it to a normal variable but I am not certain how to do it and keep it a global variable, and a List would be more useful.
I just realized what your issue is: You never initialize your list. When you follow the advice in my comment, you should find a NullPointerException
and here's how to fix it:
Firstly, try to avoid lateinit
if possible. The compiler actually tries to find this problem for you and by using lateinit
, you basically tell the compiler to shut up - even though the mistake is still there. INstead, you need to initialize your variable like so:
var geofenceList: MutableList<Geofence> = mutableListOf()
You could make it even shorter by removing the explicit type declaration:
var geofenceList = mutableListOf<Geofence>()