Is there any `@Parcelize` equivalent for saving cu...

# android

[Gabriel Feo]

Is there any @Parcelize equivalent for saving custom view state?

[Casey Brooks]

@Parcelize is placed on Parcelable classes, which can directly be returned from onSaveInstanceState(), or placed in a Bundle. Normally this is done in an Activity, though I think it can be done with Views as well (though it looks like there’s a bit of additional boilerplate to make it work https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.BaseSavedState)

[Gabriel Feo]

Thanks, I meant to ask if there’s something like Parcelize to reduce the boilerplate of subclassing BaseSavedState/AbsSavedState

[Gabriel Feo]

Just realized I can simply use @Parcelize and not extend AbsSavedState at all though, as long as I save the super’s state myself