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Using if statement to load a list before sending it via intent - sending 3 times
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Im trying to use if statements to load a list later send it via intent, it seems to be sending it 3 times or looping through to load the string 3 times. I have to send 2 intents to the consuming activity. Can someone help me?
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Im trying to use if statements to load a list later send it via intent, it seems to be sending it 3 times or looping through to load the string 3 times. I have to send 2 intents to the consuming activity. Can someone help me?
c# xamarin.android
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DavidMcDavidMc
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Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02
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Im trying to use if statements to load a list later send it via intent, it seems to be sending it 3 times or looping through to load the string 3 times. I have to send 2 intents to the consuming activity. Can someone help me?
c# xamarin.android
asked Mar 21 at 16:36
DavidMcDavidMc
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Im trying to use if statements to load a list later send it via intent, it seems to be sending it 3 times or looping through to load the string 3 times. I have to send 2 intents to the consuming activity. Can someone help me?
c# xamarin.android
c# xamarin.android
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DavidMcDavidMc
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DavidMc
asked Mar 21 at 16:36
DavidMcDavidMc
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asked Mar 21 at 16:36
DavidMcDavidMc
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asked Mar 21 at 16:36
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Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02
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show 2 more comments
2
Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02
2
2
Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02
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Personally, I would recommend that you use the Select Case statement rather than If statement and I would rather go with Radio button where the user is limited to only select one option. In summary, you have two way to go around this.
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
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Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
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Not sure why it's happening but this might work around it until you can figure it out.
// global variable
var running = false;
btn.Click += delegate
if (!running)
running = true;
if (ckb1.Checked)
Items.Add("Regretful");
if (ckb2.Checked)
Items.Add("Empathic");
if (ckb3.Checked)
Items.Add("Shocked");
if (ckb4.Checked)
Items.Add("Shy");
if (ckb5.Checked)
Items.Add("Irritated");
if (ckb6.Checked)
Items.Add("Lazy");
string result = string.Join(",", Items.ToArray());
var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(PercentageActivity));
StartActivity(intent);
intent.PutExtra("EmOmood", result);
String eventType = "Medium";
intent.PutExtra("mood", eventType);
running = false;
;
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answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
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Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
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Personally, I would recommend that you use the Select Case statement rather than If statement and I would rather go with Radio button where the user is limited to only select one option. In summary, you have two way to go around this.
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
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Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
add a comment |
0
Personally, I would recommend that you use the Select Case statement rather than If statement and I would rather go with Radio button where the user is limited to only select one option. In summary, you have two way to go around this.
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
add a comment |
0
0
0
Personally, I would recommend that you use the Select Case statement rather than If statement and I would rather go with Radio button where the user is limited to only select one option. In summary, you have two way to go around this.
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
Personally, I would recommend that you use the Select Case statement rather than If statement and I would rather go with Radio button where the user is limited to only select one option. In summary, you have two way to go around this.
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
answered Mar 21 at 16:42
WazzieWazzie
300413
300413
Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
add a comment |
Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
Considering that he is adding an array of values based on the checkboxes, a radio button wouldnt really be appropriate - equally taking that into account it makes the use of a switch statement something not really practical
– Gibbon
Mar 21 at 16:49
add a comment |
0
Not sure why it's happening but this might work around it until you can figure it out.
// global variable
var running = false;
btn.Click += delegate
if (!running)
running = true;
if (ckb1.Checked)
Items.Add("Regretful");
if (ckb2.Checked)
Items.Add("Empathic");
if (ckb3.Checked)
Items.Add("Shocked");
if (ckb4.Checked)
Items.Add("Shy");
if (ckb5.Checked)
Items.Add("Irritated");
if (ckb6.Checked)
Items.Add("Lazy");
string result = string.Join(",", Items.ToArray());
var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(PercentageActivity));
StartActivity(intent);
intent.PutExtra("EmOmood", result);
String eventType = "Medium";
intent.PutExtra("mood", eventType);
running = false;
;
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answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
add a comment |
0
Not sure why it's happening but this might work around it until you can figure it out.
// global variable
var running = false;
btn.Click += delegate
if (!running)
running = true;
if (ckb1.Checked)
Items.Add("Regretful");
if (ckb2.Checked)
Items.Add("Empathic");
if (ckb3.Checked)
Items.Add("Shocked");
if (ckb4.Checked)
Items.Add("Shy");
if (ckb5.Checked)
Items.Add("Irritated");
if (ckb6.Checked)
Items.Add("Lazy");
string result = string.Join(",", Items.ToArray());
var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(PercentageActivity));
StartActivity(intent);
intent.PutExtra("EmOmood", result);
String eventType = "Medium";
intent.PutExtra("mood", eventType);
running = false;
;
c# xamarin.android
shareeditflag
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
add a comment |
0
0
0
Not sure why it's happening but this might work around it until you can figure it out.
// global variable
var running = false;
btn.Click += delegate
if (!running)
running = true;
if (ckb1.Checked)
Items.Add("Regretful");
if (ckb2.Checked)
Items.Add("Empathic");
if (ckb3.Checked)
Items.Add("Shocked");
if (ckb4.Checked)
Items.Add("Shy");
if (ckb5.Checked)
Items.Add("Irritated");
if (ckb6.Checked)
Items.Add("Lazy");
string result = string.Join(",", Items.ToArray());
var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(PercentageActivity));
StartActivity(intent);
intent.PutExtra("EmOmood", result);
String eventType = "Medium";
intent.PutExtra("mood", eventType);
running = false;
;
c# xamarin.android
shareeditflag
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
Not sure why it's happening but this might work around it until you can figure it out.
// global variable
var running = false;
btn.Click += delegate
if (!running)
running = true;
if (ckb1.Checked)
Items.Add("Regretful");
if (ckb2.Checked)
Items.Add("Empathic");
if (ckb3.Checked)
Items.Add("Shocked");
if (ckb4.Checked)
Items.Add("Shy");
if (ckb5.Checked)
Items.Add("Irritated");
if (ckb6.Checked)
Items.Add("Lazy");
string result = string.Join(",", Items.ToArray());
var intent = new Intent(this, typeof(PercentageActivity));
StartActivity(intent);
intent.PutExtra("EmOmood", result);
String eventType = "Medium";
intent.PutExtra("mood", eventType);
running = false;
;
c# xamarin.android
shareeditflag
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
answered Mar 21 at 16:53
Wayne FelthamWayne Feltham
466313
466313
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
add a comment |
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
Depending on your answer to my last comment, you may want to move the use of the 'running' variable into the PercentageActivity code...it all depends what exactly is looping.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:03
add a comment |
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Where is this code executed? Could you be adding the same delegate three times?
– D Stanley
Mar 21 at 16:42
You mention that you're unsure of the cause. I'd start by adding some basic logging to determine what's happening - is it looping multiple times or is it sending multiple times.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:43
I have debugged and it is looping 3 times before sending the intent.
– DavidMc
Mar 21 at 16:46
Then I'd suggest that @DStanley is correct. You're either adding the delegate multiple times or the event is firing multiple times. You could try adding some additional logging to pinpoint it more accurately.
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 16:55
I notice your Items list isn't local - is it possible that you have an event on any of the checkboxes or the Item list itself that is causing the button click to fire as you're adding items to the list within this delegate...or even within the PercentageActivity code? Just to clarify, when you say it's looping 3 time and then sending - you mean the delegate is being called 3 times and then the Intent fires 3 times?
– Wayne Feltham
Mar 21 at 17:02