android - Do you check if inflated view is null or not? -


here simple method:

 private void setupui(context context) {         view view = layoutinflater.from(context).inflate(r.layout.layout_section_view, this);         header = (textview) view.findviewbyid(r.id.layout_section_header);         listview = (listview) view.findviewbyid(r.id.layout_section_listview);     }

lint advising check view null or not. guys check such conditions? if null because deleted layout xml, can check , throw nullpointerexception thrown anyway... what's point?

do check if inflated view null or not?

no, don't. if null can't handle during run-time, prefer instant error , fix (probably it's wrong filename or easy).

do guys check such conditions?

depends on condition... yes, lint has ideas.

so what's point?

to read more warning, press ctrl + 1 on lint warning , select explain issue...

if want rid of warning, can use @suppresslint annotation.

in earlier versions of lint warning didn't exist.


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