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Description

  • Introduced new methods to ScreenUtils for enhanced screen and view position handling.
  • getScreenXDpi() and getScreenYDpi() provide screen density in DPI for width and height respectively.
  • calculateDistanceByX() and calculateDistanceByY() calculate the distance from a View's position to the screen edges.
  • getViewX() and getViewY() return the X and Y coordinates of a View on the screen.

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Enhancement
ScreenUtils.java
Add methods for screen DPI and View position calculations

lib/utilcode/src/main/java/com/blankj/utilcode/util/ScreenUtils.java

  • Added method getScreenXDpi() to return screen width density in DPI.
  • Added method getScreenYDpi() to return screen height density in DPI.
  • Added method calculateDistanceByX() to calculate distance between a
    View's X and screen width.
  • Added method calculateDistanceByY() to calculate distance between a
    View's Y and screen height.
  • Added method getViewX() to get the X coordinate of a View on the
    screen.
  • Added method getViewY() to get the Y coordinate of a View on the
    screen.
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    Added 6 new very useful methods.
    1. getScreenXDpi() which returns the Width (X) density in DPI.
    2. getScreenYDpi() which returns the Height (Y) density in DPI.
    3. calculateDistanceByX() which returns the distance between the given View's X (start point of View's width) and the screen width.
    4. calculateDistanceByY() which returns the distance between the given View's Y (start point of View's height) and the screen height.
    5. getViewX() which returns the X coordinate of the given View on the screen.
    6. getViewY() which returns the Y coordinate of the given View on the screen.
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    Potential Bug
    The calculateDistanceByX and calculateDistanceByY methods are using an uninitialized array point with size 0. This may lead to an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when accessing point[0] or point[1].

    Code Consistency
    The newly added methods are instance methods (non-static), while existing methods in the class are static. This inconsistency may lead to confusion in usage.

    Type Mismatch
    The calculateDistanceByX and calculateDistanceByY methods are trying to call a non-existent toFloat() method on an integer. This will likely cause a compilation error.

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    Possible bug
    Initialize array with correct size to avoid potential ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

    Initialize the point array with a size of 2 to store both X and Y coordinates.

    lib/utilcode/src/main/java/com/blankj/utilcode/util/ScreenUtils.java [145-146]

    -int[] point = new int[0];
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     view.getLocationOnScreen(point);
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    Why: This suggestion addresses a critical bug that could cause ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. Initializing the array with the correct size (2) is essential for storing both X and Y coordinates safely.

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    Make methods static to align with class design and improve accessibility

    Make the newly added methods static to maintain consistency with other methods in
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    lib/utilcode/src/main/java/com/blankj/utilcode/util/ScreenUtils.java [144-181]

    -public float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
    +public static float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
         ...
     }
     
    -public float calculateDistanceByY(View view) {
    +public static float calculateDistanceByY(View view) {
         ...
     }
     
    -public int getViewX(View view){
    +public static int getViewX(View view){
         ...
     }
     
    -public int getViewY(View view){
    +public static int getViewY(View view){
         ...
     }
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    Why: This suggestion enhances code consistency and usability. Making these methods static aligns them with the existing class design pattern, improving overall code structure and allowing easier access to these utility methods.

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    Add null checks to prevent potential NullPointerExceptions

    Consider adding null checks for the view parameter in the newly added methods to
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    lib/utilcode/src/main/java/com/blankj/utilcode/util/ScreenUtils.java [144-148]

     public float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
    -    int[] point = new int[0];
    +    if (view == null) {
    +        throw new IllegalArgumentException("View cannot be null");
    +    }
    +    int[] point = new int[2];
         view.getLocationOnScreen(point);
    -    return (getScreenWidth() - point[0]).toFloat();
    +    return getScreenWidth() - point[0];
     }
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    Adjust method return type to match the calculated result type

    Change the return type of calculateDistanceByX and calculateDistanceByY methods to
    float instead of using .toFloat() on the result.

    lib/utilcode/src/main/java/com/blankj/utilcode/util/ScreenUtils.java [144-148]

     public float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
    -    int[] point = new int[0];
    +    int[] point = new int[2];
         view.getLocationOnScreen(point);
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    public float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
    int[] point = new int[0];
    view.getLocationOnScreen(point);
    return (getScreenWidth() - point[0]).toFloat();
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    category Functionality severity potentially major

    Use cast to float instead of .toFloat() for int conversion.

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    In the calculateDistanceByX and calculateDistanceByY methods, you're using .toFloat() to convert the result to a float. However, this method doesn't exist for int in Java. Instead, you should use a cast to float. Change return (getScreenWidth() - point[0]).toFloat(); to return (float)(getScreenWidth() - point[0]);. Make the same change in calculateDistanceByY.

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    Comment on lines +144 to +148
    public float calculateDistanceByX(View view) {
    int[] point = new int[0];
    view.getLocationOnScreen(point);
    return (getScreenWidth() - point[0]).toFloat();
    }
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    category Functionality severity potentially major

    Initialize the 'point' array with a size of 2.

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    In the calculateDistanceByX and calculateDistanceByY methods, you're initializing the point array with a size of 0. This will cause an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when you try to access point[0] or point[1]. Instead, initialize the array with a size of 2 like this: int[] point = new int[2];. This will allow the getLocationOnScreen method to properly populate the array with the x and y coordinates.

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