Closed netstu closed 7 years ago
As mentioned in the other issue, that's pretty hard to do. There's no API to retrieve the ClassLoader, you would have to use reflection APIs to get them and hope that the internal implementation of Xposed doesn't change. There's no way to say that your module should be loaded after another one.
In short: Don't do it. Talk to the developer of the other module. In the worst case, fork it and add your own logic.
thanks
i can't fork the source code, that xposed module is not open source
i readed the page https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/issues/41
but i don't know,
right classloader ? what classloader is right classloader?
suitable time ?
i try to hook the other xposed module, but output errors, not fuond the class