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# android

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[Chrimaeon]

Not sure where you want that output but you can override the toString method.

[Chrimaeon]

you are asking in an android channel, so
1. Android does not have a console. it has logcat https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/logcat
2. there is no print on android. if you want to log something to logcat use https://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/Log
3. if it was clear I would not have asked
4. if you format all the code it would be easier to follow whats code and whats just a statement.
5. whats hindering you in overriding toString?

[Chrimaeon]

My answer was

you can override the toString method.

[Chrimaeon]

and that the only way you can overwrite what’s “printed” anywhere.

[Chrimaeon]

the rest was just info for you. seem’s you are not an experienced android developer.

[Chrimaeon]

Just because something “works” doesn’t necessarily mean you should do it.

[Chrimaeon]

Hey, be a little bit more respectful in here. From your first answer you are a little bit pushy.

[Chrimaeon]

Give me a second …

[Chrimaeon]

open class UiEvent

interface PersonalInfoViewModelContract {

    sealed class Event: UiEvent() {
        data class CheckoutClicked(val s:String = "") : Event() {
            override fun toString() = "PersonalInfoViewModelContractEventCheckoutClicked"
        }
    }
}

val instance = PersonalInfoViewModelContract.Event.CheckoutClicked("foo")
print(instance)

[Chrimaeon]

if you want it more dynamic you can also do

interface PersonalInfoViewModelContract {

    sealed class Event: UiEvent() {
        override fun toString(): String {
            return javaClass.name.replace("$", "")
        }
        data class CheckoutClicked(val s:String = "") : Event() {
            override fun toString() = super.toString()
        }
    }
}

[Chrimaeon]

👍🏻

[Chrimaeon]

Wow, and this is a great move @huthefa in deleting your messages 😅 👍🏻