I'm trying to use native 2-way android data binding in my custom control
so I have something like that in xml
<layout>
<data>
<variable name="item" type="Boolean"/>
</data>
...
<my.control app:vm="@={item}"/>
...
</layout>
Please note, it's question about @={}
- native 2 way binding.
and something like that in code:
class MyControl extends RelativeLayout{
...
@BindingAdapter("app:vm")
public static void setVm(View v, VM vm){...}
}
My questions - how should I define getter for my viewModel? I don't find any guidance about it. I tryed different approaches - write custom getter, static getters but error still the same.
Taken from here, under "Rolling Your Own":
You'll need a little more extra code to get the two-way databinding working with custom classes. Most importantly, you'll need to define a @InverseBindingMethod
:
@InverseBindingMethods({
@InverseBindingMethod(type = MyControl.class, attribute = "vm"),
})
In this case, the name of the getter matches the name of the attribute “getVm” for “app:vm.” (Changed to your example)
Please visit the linked blog- it has more information on that topic, including the binding of a attribute changed event listener.
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