Re: Best practives to work with complex tokens with Activities and Places (MVP)

I'm also very interested in this. Not necessarily "adding actions to
tokens", but I guess it relates. I'm wondering how I should work with
tokens built up from several parameters.

~ l3dx$

On Nov 18, 11:12 am, Andrew Uglev <andrew.ug...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi! I read a lot about MVP,tokens, places but still newbie and need
> an advise about complex token strategy.
> For example I have a Book object (that has its activity,place, view).
> The book can be shown, edited and commented by its ID. The token need
> to be switched to smth like
> #bookPlace:234/show
> #bookPlace:234/edit
> #bookPlace:234/comment
>
> Switching to edit and add comment need to be done without reloading
> object (I mean that something like  getPlaceController().goTo(new
> BookPlace("edit")) will reload the object)
>
> To switch to "comment" state of book's view without reloading I'm
> trying to use
> History.newItem(History.getToken() + "/comment", false);  // token
> goes to #bookPlace:234/comment, the view displays comment input form
>
> To properly display  #bookPlace:234/comment token In the Book activity
> constructor I need parse the token using something like:
> String[] tokenPath =place.getPlaceName().split("/");
> this.bookID = tokenPath[0];
> this.action = tokenPath[1];
>
> Are there some helper classes to parse and map complextokens? Am I
> right using  History.newItem(History.getToken() + "/comment", false);
> to add "actions" to token?
>
> Any links on the best complextokensimplementation with Places and
> Activities are welcome.

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