On Sun, Jul 14, 2013 at 5:22 PM, Palmer Eldritch <[email protected]> wrote:

> Have you thought that this could be a way of delving a bit deeper into the
> framework ? That, well, it's not the end result only but the search that
> matters ?
>

If what you're saying is that this is an academic endeavor on your part and
you're doing it to learn, then OK - go nuts, it's your time.


> And that maybe this way one writes code faster at the end cause one knows
> his/her way better ?
>

I don't see how determining if one specific function in the Android
framework can potentially send a null variable will make you write code
faster. In fact, one could argue that the amount of time you've spent on
this has made your code-writing drastically slower =P


> Receiving an object one hasn't the slightest idea about is apparently the
> android way - may be null or not - who cares as long as we can add an if
>

This is not the "Android way" - this is the "programming against any
library ever created" way. Anytime you use any library that you yourself
did not write or have the source to, and is not clearly documented, you
will have the same issue.

Now I'm just curious why you're so invested in this one function and if you
spend this much time determining the validity of every variable you get in
every method you employ from every external library you use? If not, why
the fascination with this one method?

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transit tracking app for Android-powered devices

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