Closed kagile closed 8 years ago
Text change listeners are automatically removed when you unsubscribe from the observable.
When you call subscribe on the returned observable from a method like RxTextView.textChanges()
we add the text watcher to the TextView. When you call unsubscribe it is automatically removed. You don't have to do anything beyond use the Observable like any other.
But how to add then remove and then add TextWatcher again? Do I subscribe then unsubscribe and then subscribe again? Wouldn't it have side effects?
Re-subscribing re-adds the text watcher, yes. The act of subscribing and unsubscribing has the side-effect of adding and removing the watcher.
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But how to add then remove and then add TextWatcher again? Do I subscribe then unsubscribe and then subscribe again? Wouldn't it have side effects?
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Hi. What I need is to use RxTextView.textChanges and monitor for EditText changes in adapter. Problem with this is that in onBindViewHolder I must remove text change listener and after setting all views, attach it again. It's simple with TextWatcher, but how to do that with Rx binding?
There is not Subscription anymore, and trying to use disposable.clear() on start and attach RxTextView.textChanges is not functional. It does not emit anything.
There is nothing I found in the documentation for RxTextView. Should I use ConnectableObserver?