In my code there is an inner class that extends BroadcastReceiver
.
And I have added the following line to the AndroidManifest.xml
:
The $
notation doesn't denote an inner class, but a static nested class. So there are in theory 2 ways to solve this particular problem:
Denote it as a real inner class, i.e. OuterClass.InnerClass
(not sure though if Android will eat that since the instantiation of an inner class is pretty more complex than just doing Class#newInstance()
.
Declare the class to be a static nested class instead, i.e. add static
to class InnerClass {}
. This way the OuterClass$InnerClass
must be able to create a new instance out of it.
If that doesn't solve the problem, then apparently Android simply doesn't eat it that way. I'd just extract it into its own standalone class then.