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Is there an easier/more elegant way to watch for view model changes from arbitrary classes? I seem to be able to do it like this:

void bind() {
  Trackable.track(new Tracker() {
      @Override
      public void update() {
        System.out.println("Tracker#update");
        bind();
      }
  }, new ReflectedProperty(model, "Name").getGetter());  // where model has get/setName
}

It feels nasty and verbose though.

Hello!

First of all thank you for this awesome library. I have one question, how can I create complex ListView item, eg. a LinearLayout with 3 horizontally aligned TextView child? How can I load a new layout xml for that? Could you please provide an example?

Thanks!

I have once method with name isLoading();
Not call as it find getisLoading() and not exist.

You just have to modify the method PropertyPathPart.getValue() for review to since "get" if not exist with "get"

You could add the particle "is" equal to "get" it?

Nowadays, almost every library is providing a gradle dependency for easier use in the projects.
Your library seems like a great one and I really wanted to try it in our app, but cloning and referencing in Eclipse is a deal breaker. I (and many others) don't even use Eclipse anymore!

It would be great if you provide us with a gradle dependency to easily add the library to our projects. If it's not possible, even a .jar or .aar would do.

I get a NullpointerException in ReflectedProperty.
It happens in invoke -> lastPart.setValue(current, parameter);
ReflectedProperty.this.getSource() returns null.
Looks like a problem with the weak reference.

Best regards,
sobeos