Reputation: 9301
My code is not working like I thought it should. The list listColumn0
contains the X and Y positions for 8 sprite objects on the screen. When I touch on one of them I check witch sprite object that match that X and Y position and then remove it from the list. But the strange thing is that this only works if I first touch on the last sprite object with index 7 and if I then continue with sprite object with index 6 and so on.
If I click on, let's say, sprite object with index 3 or some of the other besides the last, then the app is closing down! Why this? Can someone see what I have done wrong or can I do this in a better way? Is there a better way to detect/match which sprite object I have touched?
String size = Integer.toString(listColumn0.size());
// Check all lists
for(ColorObject colorObject: listColumn0) {
if(x > (colorObject.xPosition - colorObject.radius) && x < (colorObject.xPosition + colorObject.radius) && y > (colorObject.yPosition - colorObject.radius) && y < (colorObject.yPosition + colorObject.radius)) {
String colorCode = Integer.toString(colorObject.color);
String index = Integer.toString(listColumn0.indexOf(colorObject));
Log.i("Test","Match!! " + size + " Color: " + colorCode + "ID: " + index);
listColumn0.remove(listColumn0.indexOf(colorObject));
}
}
EDIT:
Eror message from LogCat:
05-22 07:08:55.482: W/dalvikvm(1444): threadid=12: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x40a13300)
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): FATAL EXCEPTION: Thread-124
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): java.util.ConcurrentModificationException
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): at java.util.ArrayList$ArrayListIterator.next(ArrayList.java:569)
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): at com.test.game.ColorObjectManager.checkPosition(ColorObjectManager.java:164)
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): at com.test.game.GameLoop.run(GameLoop.java:190)
05-22 07:08:55.482: E/AndroidRuntime(1444): at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:856)
05-22 07:13:55.753: I/Process(1444): Sending signal. PID: 1444 SIG: 9
Upvotes: 0
Views: 84
Reputation: 39632
You cannot modify listColumn0
while iterating it with a foreach loop. Doing this results in the ConcurrentModificationException
which you can see in the LogCat.
You can modify a Collection while iterating it if you use a old-fashioned Iterator
:
Iterator<ColorObject> it = listColumn0.iterator();
while(it.hasNext()) {
ColorObject colorObject = it.next();
...
it.remove(); // this removes the current object
}
And to reduce the scope of it
it is a best practice to use a for loop here:
for (Iterator<ColorObject> it = listColumn0.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
ColorObject colorObject = it.next();
...
it.remove(); // this removes the current object
}
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 59
Easiest solution is
Integer colorObjectIndex = -1;
for(..)
.....
colorObjectIndex = listColumn0.indexOf(colorObject)
.....
}
// check for colorObjectIndex > -1
listColumn0.indexOf(colorObjectIndex);
Or else you have to use Iterator of listColumn0.
Upvotes: 0