I haven’t seen this on the Android docs. Is it safe to use this automatically generated tag to refer to the fragments inside a viewPager?
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I haven’t seen this on the Android docs. Is it safe to use this automatically generated tag to refer to the fragments inside a viewPager?
I would not recommend it, as that is private data internal to the
PagerAdapterimplementation.You are better served copying the
FragmentPagerAdapterand/orFragmentStatePagerAdaptersource into your project (refactored into your own package). Then, not only will you be insulated from any changes in the naming scheme, but you can even expose the methods used to generate those names.The downside, of course, is that improvements made to those
PagerAdapterimplementations will not be available to you in the future unless you repeat the process.