filterItemsAsync() always checks for a new filter. If filter parameters haven't been changed then filtering will be omitted here:
private synchronized void filterItemsAsync(@NonNull List<T> unfilteredItems) {
// Omitted for brevity
if (hasFilter() && hasNewFilter(mFilterEntity)) { //skip when filter is unchanged
}
}
Steps to reproduce:
Let's take a simple situation where each item has a status field called isSent.
1) Add a few items to the adapter where isSent = false
2) Apply filter where only items with isSent = false should be visible
3) Change status of any single item item to isSent = true and the call FlexibleAdapter.filterItems()
4) Since the filter itself hasn't changed, the filtering will, simply, be omitted
filterItemsAsync()always checks for a new filter. If filter parameters haven't been changed then filtering will be omitted here:Steps to reproduce: Let's take a simple situation where each item has a status field called
isSent.1) Add a few items to the adapter where
isSent = false2) Apply filter where only items withisSent = falseshould be visible 3) Change status of any single item item toisSent = trueand the callFlexibleAdapter.filterItems()4) Since the filter itself hasn't changed, the filtering will, simply, be omitted