Compile report

[Thomas Lefort]

In my compile report I get a lot of
packageX.ClassZ$1
packageX.ClassZ$2
packageX.ClassZ$3
etc...

for some classes I can have up to 30 x the "$number" ending. If I add
up it can make quite a large size of code for one class.

I (google) checked but the only thing I found on these is code
splitting, which I don't (yet) do.

Can anybody explain what they are for?

Thanks,

Thomas

[Jens]

These are Java's anonymous classes. Activities/Presenters typically have quite a few of them because of Callback implementations.

class MyActivity {

  doStuff() {

     service.call(new AsyncCallback() {

         //implement

     });

  }

}

will result in Activity$1 because of anonymous AsyncCallback implementation.

-- J.

[Thomas Lefort]

Makes perfect sense! Thanks for the quick reply.