Reputation: 190
My diffcallback areContentsTheSame(oldItem: ItemModel, newItem: ItemModel)
always receives the same content. I use the status to check, but each time the status is the same. Even though the status is actually changing. I intend to display progress for each item. So I regularly send the current progress through a status. Using diffcallback, it should check that status for an item are not the same and then update that item only. But it seems newItem and oldItem it receives are same.
I have a custom model ItemModel
data class ItemModel(val id: String, var title: String) {
var clickListener: ClickListener? = null
var status: Status? = null
interface ClickListener{
fun onItemClick(view: View, item: ItemModel)
fun onClick(view: View, item: ItemModel)
}
companion object {
val STATUS_CHANGED = 1
val diffCallback = object : DiffUtil.ItemCallback<ItemModel>() {
override fun areItemsTheSame(oldItem: ItemModel, newItem: ItemModel): Boolean {
// Log.i("DiffUtil", "SameItem? old status: ${oldItem.status}, new Status: ${newItem.status}")
return oldItem.id == newItem.id
}
override fun areContentsTheSame(oldItem: ItemModel, newItem: ItemModel): Boolean {
// Log.i("DiffUtil", "Checking status: new: ${newItem.status}, old ${oldItem.status}")
return oldItem.status == newItem.status
}
override fun getChangePayload(oldItem: ItemModel, newItem: ItemModel): Any? {
Log.i("DiffUtil", "Payload change: ${newItem.status?.state}")
if (oldItem.status != newItem.status) {
return STATUS_CHANGED
}
return null
}
}
}
}
And Status data class
data class Status(val max: Int, val progress: Int, val state: State = State.NONE)
This is my ViewModel class; I use Observable.intervalRange
to generate different numbers and change the status of a single list item. But it seems that diffcallback is not working properly.
class FunViewModel : ViewModel() {
private val itemModels: MutableLiveData<List<ItemModel>> = MutableLiveData()
fun items(): LiveData<List<ItemModel>> {
return itemModels
}
private val compositeDisposable = CompositeDisposable()
fun initialize(itemList: List<ItemModel>) {
itemModels.value = itemList
}
private fun updateItem(item: ItemModel, status: Status) {
val currentItems = mutableListOf<ItemModel>()
if (itemModels.value == null) return
currentItems.addAll(itemModels.value!!)
Log.i("UpdateItem", "Current item: ${item.id}")
if (currentItems.isNotEmpty()) {
for ((index, el) in currentItems.withIndex()) {
// Log.i("UpdateItem", "searching: ${el.id}")
if (el.id == item.id) {
val currentItem = currentItems.removeAt(index)
Log.i("UpdateItem", "old status: ${currentItem.status}")
currentItem.status = status
currentItems.add(index, currentItem)
break
}
}
itemModels.value = currentItems
Log.i("UpdateItem", "new status: ${items().value?.get(0)?.status}")
}
}
fun startProgress(item: ItemModel) {
val disposable = getProgress(item.id).map { progress ->
val status = Status(progress.second.toInt(), progress.third.toInt(), State.IN_PROGRESS)
status
}.subscribeOn(Schedulers.single())
.observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
.subscribe({ status ->
updateItem(item, status)
// Log.i("FunViewModel:", "Status: progress: ${status.progress}, State: ${status.state}")
},
{ throwable: Throwable? -> Log.e("FunViewModel", "Unable to process progress!", throwable) },
{
val status = Status(20, 20, State.COMPLETED)
updateItem(item, status)
Log.i("FunViewModel:", "Status: progress: ${status.progress}, State: ${status.state}")
})
compositeDisposable.add(disposable)
}
private fun getProgress(id: String): Observable<Triple<String, Long, Long>> {
return Observable.intervalRange(0, 20, 300, 500, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
.map { num -> Triple<String, Long, Long>(id, 20, num) }
}
override fun onCleared() {
super.onCleared()
if (!compositeDisposable.isDisposed) compositeDisposable.dispose()
}
}
Upvotes: 3
Views: 2580
Reputation: 190
Well, I discovered the problem was that I was copying the original contents in a way that does not do actual content copy but referencing. So I fixed the problem by copying the item contents into a new itemModel instance. With this done, diff util is able to differentiate properly.
Instead of this,
private fun updateItem(item: ItemModel, status: Status) {
......................................................
for ((index, el) in currentItems.withIndex()) {
if (el.id == item.id) {
val currentItem = currentItems.removeAt(index)
currentItem.status = status
currentItems.add(index, currentItem)
break
}
}
itemModels.value = currentItems
......................................
}
I did this,
private fun updateItem(item: ItemModel, status: Status) {
...............
if (el.id == item.id) {
currentItems.removeAt(index)
val currentItem = ItemModel(item.id, "${item.title}, ${status.progress}")
currentItem.status = status
currentItems.add(index, currentItem)
break
}
...........
}
Upvotes: 2