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Henson doesn't seem work with 2 activities (or more)
Using one activity annotated with HensonNavigable works fine. When adding a second activity, with this annotation, I'm getting compilation errors, see them below. I'm using henson and henson-processor 2.0.1.
I'm not using any InjectExtra annotations.
Error:(40, 8) error: Unable to write henson navigator for types com.examble.app.ui.login.Activity1: Illegal name com.examble.app.ui..Henson
Error:(18, 8) error: Unable to write henson navigator for types com.examble.app.ui.tips.Activity2: Illegal name com.examble.app.ui..Henson
I have this same issue as well. I was looking at the code and couldn't figure out what was causing this. the only thing I could easily see to check was if it was mistaking the class as abstract, but doing just a plain old java object didn't fix that.
You should not let henson find the package where it should generate the Henson class.
Instead, use the annotation processor option : "dart.henson.package" "your.package.name"
The wiki explains how to do it with gradle and the apt plugin.
2016-11-17 21:27 GMT+01:00 Buttink [email protected]:
I have this same issue as well. I was looking at the code and couldn't figure out what was causing this. the only thing I could easily see to check was if it was mistaking the class as abstract, but doing just a plain old java object didn't fix that.
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The readme explains it, sorry
2016-11-19 9:39 GMT+01:00 Stéphane NICOLAS [email protected]:
You should not let henson find the package where it should generate the Henson class.
Instead, use the annotation processor option : "dart.henson.package" "your.package.name"
The wiki explains how to do it with gradle and the apt plugin.
2016-11-17 21:27 GMT+01:00 Buttink [email protected]:
I have this same issue as well. I was looking at the code and couldn't figure out what was causing this. the only thing I could easily see to check was if it was mistaking the class as abstract, but doing just a plain old java object didn't fix that.
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This issue will be solve in the new version of Henson supporting modularization.
@stephanenicolas @dlemures "dart.henson.package" "your.package.name" - This your.package.name should be a package name of destination class (@HensorNavigable, Dart.inject(this)) or receiving class (Henson.with(this).goto...) ?. You have mentioned it in the docs, but some how wrong import is auto generated with some random class names that is actually not required for the class. Please help me. I am in super urgency to solve this issue
