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Use a when expression instead of an if-else statement in the srcDir property. This will make the code more concise and easier to read. Add proper documentation for each function explaining what it does and how it can be used. Use a data class instead of a regular class for the Project class. This will provide default implementations of hashCode, equals, and toString methods that are based on the class properties.
Add proper documentation for each function explaining what it does and how it can be used.
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Simplify the code by using string templates: String templates allow you to include variables and expressions within strings using the {...} syntax.
Use a StringBuilder instead of concatenating multiple strings to improve performance.
Add proper documentation for each function explaining what it does and how it can be used.
Converted the class to an object to make it a singleton Used apply() function to initialize and create directories in one line Removed unnecessary companion object and curly braces.
Moved the `disableModules()` function to the same coroutine scope as the other functions, to avoid blocking the main thread. Changed the `extractFiles()` function to use Kotlin's `use()` function to automatically close the input and output streams. Added a variable to store the `index.json` file path, to avoid repeating the same string multiple times. Reformatted the code to follow Kotlin's official style guide.
Instead of using lateinit to set the listener, we can pass it as a parameter to the constructor of the adapter. This way, we can ensure that the listener is always set before the adapter is used. Instead of directly accessing and modifying the project list in the adapter, we can use a backing field to encapsulate it. This way, we can ensure that any changes to the list are properly handled and notified to the adapter.
Use File.separator instead of File.pathSeparator when constructing the path to the cache directory. Use a single list comprehension to convert the list of files to a list of file paths. Use a try-with-resources block when creating and writing to the file to ensure that the file is properly closed after use. Use a more specific type for the list of files when deserializing the JSON data. Use a more descriptive name for the variable holding the list of file paths.
Add proper documentation for each function explaining what it does and how it can be used. Instead of using MutableLiveData and null checks, you can use non-null LiveData and initialize it with an empty list. Since the ViewModel is initialized with an empty list, there's no need to clear it. Instead of using for loops and index variables, you can use Kotlin collections functions like indexOf and getOrNull. Since the function doesn't just set the value, but also adds or removes files, a more descriptive name would be updateFiles().
Remove the unnecessary call to the super method in `onCreateView` Reformatted the code and so on...
…ts faster Move the file extraction process to a background thread using a separate coroutine. This will prevent the main UI thread from being blocked while the files are being extracted. Cache the loaded Textmate themes and grammar files in memory to avoid loading them repeatedly on each app launch. Use lazy initialization for the JavacConfigProvider and ThemeRegistry instances to avoid unnecessary object creation and memory allocation. Consider using a more efficient file format for the index file, such as JSON or Protocol Buffers, to reduce its size and improve performance. Use Kotlin's extension functions to simplify and streamline the code, reducing the number of lines and improving readability.
Use Kotlin null safety: The `it.detail` property in the `forEach` loop may be null, so it would be better to use Kotlin's null safety features (e.g. the `?.` operator) to avoid potential NullPointerExceptions. Use Kotlin string templates: Instead of concatenating strings using the `+` operator, it would be cleaner to use Kotlin's string templates feature.
PranavPurwar
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Mar 11, 2023
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