hello, Ivano!

how can I help you today?

hello world!

please let me recap one sec my thoughts(loading)

the small question of today is over android architecture

my class is growing, a friend of mine say in the lingo is called kinda class of god, because does everything. so I thought after I extracted the method with sub methods to put them into another class, that looks fine, but still is too big. So my question is

as i have still a lot of @override methods there is a tecnique to separate them from the class?

not really

:( thanks!

I suppose it depends on what they are

there are two reasons to use @Override annotations:

1. You are overriding a method that you are inheriting from a superclass

2. You are implementing a method on an interface that the class implements

clear. Thanks!

in case #1, you have no choice but to have the @Override method

though there may be cases where you can move more of the "heavy lifting" of that method out to some other class

in case #2, you might elect to not have that class implement that interface

but instead move that interface to some other class

I did it, as it is a fragment with callback to the main, i moved the three interfaces to other three dedicated classes.But for the rest is all case #1

thank you Mark

happy to help!

:)

ps. Mark I know you are busy and I would beglad to participate often to the chat.(have some weirdo questions cannot put on SO without taking downvotes) Please no need to say good bye if you go out.

after all we are coders, efficiency comes first :)

I had a connectivity problem earlier

whatever!

the last message I saw in the chat from you was ":)", somewhere around 9:13am

I apologize if I missed any other messages

is correct the that was the last POST from my client:)

OK

I do not want to abuse of your patience, small questions but one per chat

you are welcome to ask as many questions as you want in a chat

do not want to abuse really

if others are in the chat, I rotate between participants

one is enough

whatever makes you feel comfortable

:)

that being said, this does end today's chat (before I lose WiFi again...)

the next chat is tomorrow at 4pm US Eastern

so please do not need to say goodbye:)

I will be with my weirdo question

the transcript for this chat will be posted to https://commonsware.com/office-hours/ shortly

great

have a pleasant day!

same 4 you