java concat代码_Java TextUtils.concat方法代码示例

import android.text.TextUtils; //导入方法依赖的package包/类

/**

* Autocompletes the text on the url bar and selects the text that was not entered by the

* user. Using append() instead of setText() to preserve the soft-keyboard layout.

* @param userText user The text entered by the user.

* @param inlineAutocompleteText The suggested autocompletion for the user's text.

*/

public void setAutocompleteText(CharSequence userText, CharSequence inlineAutocompleteText) {

boolean emptyAutocomplete = TextUtils.isEmpty(inlineAutocompleteText);

if (!emptyAutocomplete) mDisableTextScrollingFromAutocomplete = true;

int autocompleteIndex = userText.length();

String previousText = getQueryText();

CharSequence newText = TextUtils.concat(userText, inlineAutocompleteText);

setIgnoreTextChangesForAutocomplete(true);

mDisableTextAccessibilityEvents = true;

if (!TextUtils.equals(previousText, newText)) {

// The previous text may also have included autocomplete text, so we only

// append the new autocomplete text that has changed.

if (TextUtils.indexOf(newText, previousText) == 0) {

append(newText.subSequence(previousText.length(), newText.length()));

} else {

setUrl(newText.toString(), null);

}

}

if (getSelectionStart() != autocompleteIndex

|| getSelectionEnd() != getText().length()) {

setSelection(autocompleteIndex, getText().length());

if (inlineAutocompleteText.length() != 0) {

// Sending a TYPE_VIEW_TEXT_SELECTION_CHANGED accessibility event causes the

// previous TYPE_VIEW_TEXT_CHANGED event to be swallowed. As a result the user

// hears the autocomplete text but *not* the text they typed. Instead we send a

// TYPE_ANNOUNCEMENT event, which doesn't swallow the text-changed event.

announceForAccessibility(inlineAutocompleteText);

}

}

if (emptyAutocomplete) {

mAutocompleteSpan.clearSpan();

} else {

mAutocompleteSpan.setSpan(userText, inlineAutocompleteText);

}

setIgnoreTextChangesForAutocomplete(false);

mDisableTextAccessibilityEvents = false;

}