Class is missed

[vivchik1337]

Hello, SociableView.class from import com.hendraanggrian.socialview.SociableView is missed. So I can`t do onMentionClickListener, because I need this class.

text.setOnMentionClickListener(new Function2<SociableView, CharSequence, Unit>() {
                    @Override
                    public Unit invoke(SociableView sociableView, CharSequence charSequence) {
                        //my click
                    }
                });

[CripyIce]

Try to replace 'SociableView' class with 'SocialView'

[vivchik1337]

@CripyIce it`s not working. Nothing happend when I click

[hanggrian]

@CripyIce Yes it should be SocialView. I named it SociableView following Android's own naming convention for Java interfaces that must have their implementation in Java class. But since Kotlin, its interface is much more powerful than Java's (allowing more codebase in interface), that pattern seem to be obsolete so it is now SocialView.

@sfucko About that click listener doing nothing, I need to know several things:

1. Is your app running on skinned Android like Samsung's TouchWiz? If it is we might have to dig a little deeper because I've only tested it in AVD and my personal device Nexus 6.
2. Is hashtag click listener also does nothing?
3. Have you explicitly set MovementMethod to that TextView?

Anyway, Unit is Kotlin's equivalent of Java's Void type, so you should return null on that Function2.

[hanggrian]

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