CN109284043B - Gift panel state information retention method and device - Google Patents

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CN109284043B
CN109284043B CN201710591924.7A CN201710591924A CN109284043B CN 109284043 B CN109284043 B CN 109284043B CN 201710591924 A CN201710591924 A CN 201710591924A CN 109284043 B CN109284043 B CN 109284043B
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The invention provides a gift panel state information retaining method and device, wherein the method comprises the following steps: s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the view layer where the gift panel is located is locked; and S2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked. The invention can efficiently save the state of the gift panel, ensure that the state of the gift panel opened again by the user is consistent with the state of the gift panel closed last time by the user, and can effectively recover the previous selected state of the user when the gift panel is opened next time no matter how complex the state selected by the user is, the implementation is simple, and the maintenance is easy.

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Gift panel state information retention method and device
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of live broadcast, in particular to a gift panel state information retaining method and device.
Background
The method has the advantage that a function of presenting gifts is provided in the development process of live broadcast software, and the function of presenting gifts is mainly convenient for users to present gifts for favorite anchor broadcasts. And the gift panel is used to carry gift elements that the user can give to the anchor. A unique requirement in the design of the present gift panels of live broadcast software is that the gift state needs to be persisted, that is, if the user selects a plurality of gifts in the gift panels and exits the gift panels, the gifts are still in the selected state when the user opens the gift panels again, that is, the gift panels need to persistently store the selected state of the gifts.
A conventional solution to this problem is to provide a collection in which the location information of the gifts is recorded when the user selects which gifts. When the user reversely clicks some gifts, the position information of the corresponding gifts in the set needs to be cleared. That is, the conventional scheme specially designs a set for synchronously recording the selected position information of the gift, and the user needs to restore the selected state of the gift by using the maintained position information set when opening the gift panel next time.
With the increasing functions of gift panels, the mode that the traditional method processes the state selected by the gift is very complicated, the workload of maintaining the position information of the gift is complex due to the need of synchronously recording the position information selected by the gift, the bug is very easy to generate, and the maintenance is very difficult in the later period.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a method and a device for retaining state information of a gift panel, aiming at solving the problems of large workload, complexity, easy bug occurrence and difficult maintenance in the later period of the existing method for retaining the state information of the gift panel.
According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gift panel state information retaining method including:
s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the view layer where the gift panel is located is locked;
and S2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked.
Wherein, between the step S1 and the step S2, the method further comprises:
and when the gift panel receives a touch or click event, transmitting the touch or click event to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
Wherein, the step of locking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located in the step S1 further includes:
and calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned.
In step S2, the step of unlocking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located further includes:
and calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gift panel state information retaining device including:
the quitting processing module is used for setting the transparency of the gift panel to be fully transparent and locking the view layer where the gift panel is located if the fact that the user quits the gift panel is known;
and the restoration module is used for setting the transparency of the gift panel to be opaque and unlocking the view layer where the gift panel is located when the user opens the gift panel again.
Wherein, still include:
and the touch event processing module is used for transmitting the touch or click event to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned when the gift panel receives the touch or click event.
Wherein the exit processing module further comprises:
and the locking submodule is used for calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
Wherein the reduction module further comprises:
and the unlocking stator module is used for calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gift panel state information retaining device including a memory, a processor, and a bus,
the processor and the memory complete mutual communication through the bus;
the memory stores program instructions executable by the processor, which invokes the program instructions in the memory to perform the method as previously described.
According to yet another aspect of the invention, there is provided a non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing computer instructions which cause the computer to perform the method as described above.
The method and the device for retaining the state information of the gift panel can efficiently store the state of the gift panel, ensure that the state that the user opens the gift panel again is consistent with the state that the user closes the gift panel last time, and effectively recover the previous selected state of the user when the gift panel is opened next time no matter how complex the state selected by the user is, and are simple to implement and easy to maintain.
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Fig. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method for retaining status information of a gift panel according to an embodiment of the invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a gift panel status information retaining device according to another embodiment of the invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a gift panel status information retaining device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
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The following detailed description of embodiments of the present invention is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are intended to illustrate the invention but are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
As shown in fig. 1, a flow chart of a gift panel status information retaining method according to an embodiment of the present invention is schematically shown, including:
s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the view layer where the gift panel is located is locked;
and S2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked.
The invention aims to cache the state of the gift panel when the gift panel exits. Typically, if a view exits the interface, i.e., is completely invisible, the space in memory is freed. If the interface state information before release needs to be completely restored without errors next time, the state information needs to be saved. The traditional way of handling is to save the state information persistently in the form of a file, or to open up a space in the memory dedicated to save the state information of the original page. With the increasing functions of the gift panels, the state information required to be restored next time is increased, so that the processing logic of the state information cache is greatly increased.
The root cause of the problem is that when the gift panel exits, the system reclaims the memory overhead of the gift panel, resulting in loss of the gift panel status information. Therefore, when the gift panel exits, the gift panel can be recycled by the system as long as the gift panel is not on the interface, and in order to prevent the gift panel from being recycled by the system, the technical scheme provided by the embodiment of the invention is that the transparency of the gift panel is modified into a full transparent state instead of directly destroying the gift panel when the exit of the gift panel from the animation runs out. That is to say, after the user performs a series of operations on the gift panel, when the user intends to quit the gift panel, the system knows that the user quits the gift panel, and still plays the quit animation of the gift panel to the user, and the normal processing logic is to directly destroy the gift panel after playing the quit animation of the gift panel. The transparency of the gift panel is set to a fully transparent state so that the user feels that the gift panel has been normally exited due to the fully transparent state although the gift panel is still displayed on the interface.
However, changing the gift panel to a fully transparent state causes a new problem because the gift panel is falsely exited, which causes the gift panel to remain hidden and overlaid on other UI elements of the interface, and when the user clicks on these UI elements, it is actually the gift panel that is clicked on, because the gift panel is overlaid on the other UI elements, which causes the other UI elements not to be clicked on. Therefore, it is necessary to set the transparency of the gift panel to be in a fully transparent state and lock the view layer where the gift panel is located, so that the control on the gift panel cannot respond to the touch click event of the user, and thus the gift panel cannot still respond to the touch click event in the fully transparent state.
The embodiment of the invention achieves the purpose that the gift panel is not recycled by the system through the false exit mode, thereby realizing the purpose of caching the state information on the gift panel.
Step S2 is to restore the hidden gift panel. The reduction business logic of the gift panel is simple, and the gift panel is not released when the state information of the gift panel is cached, so that the transparency of the gift panel is only required to be modified to be opaque when the reduction is carried out, and meanwhile, the view layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked, so that the gift panel cannot respond to a touch click event, and a user can continue to operate elements on the gift panel.
Since the original gift panel is not released in the embodiment of the invention, the restored state can be ensured to be completely consistent with the previously exited state when the gift panel is restored. Thus, the purpose of restoring the state information of the gift panel is achieved.
The present invention provides a method for keeping state information of a gift panel, which can efficiently keep the state of the gift panel, ensure that the state of the gift panel opened again by a user is consistent with the state of the gift panel closed last time by the user, and effectively recover the previous selected state of the user when the gift panel is opened next time no matter how complex the state selected by the user is, the method is simple to implement and easy to maintain.
In another embodiment of the present invention, based on the above embodiment, between step S1 and step S2, the method further includes:
and when the gift panel receives a touch or click event, transmitting the touch or click event to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
Specifically, since the gift panel is only one layer of the interface in the whole application program, there are still other UI elements below the gift panel, and these UI elements themselves can also implement operations such as clicking. Since we performed pseudo-hiding of the gift panel in step S1, resulting in the gift panel still being overlaid on top of other UI elements after hiding, we clicked on the gift panel when clicking on these UI elements, because the gift panel is on top of all other UI elements, so that other UI elements cannot be clicked.
In the Android system, if a page has a plurality of hierarchies, an event transfer mechanism is to transfer the event from the bottommost element to the topmost element, if the event is not consumed, then to transfer the event from the topmost element to the bottommost element, and if the event is not consumed, the event information is directly discarded. That is, an event message is a process from bottom to top and then from top to bottom, and if an event is consumed by a certain level in the middle, the event will not be passed down if true returns, and if false returns indicate that the event can be passed down according to time.
In order to prevent the gift panel from responding to the touch information in the fully transparent state, the layer of the gift panel is locked in step S1, and the locked gift panel cannot respond to the touch click or other events. Because the touch and click event is still transmitted to the layer of the gift panel, when the gift panel receives the touch or click event, the event is directly returned to the sleep so that the event can be continuously transmitted to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is located, and because the event can be transmitted to the lower layer, the touch or click event of the user can be responded by the control of the lower layer of the gift panel.
By the method, the problem of event response of the gift panel is effectively solved, so that the fake hidden gift panel can reasonably distribute the event, and a user feels that the gift panel is really recycled.
Based on the above embodiment, the step of locking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located in step S1 further includes:
and calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned.
Specifically, locking the view layer where the gift panel is located is achieved by locking the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located by calling a setLock method in the view, and the locked view layer cannot respond to events such as touch or click. The setLock method is only able to ensure that the state of the various controls in the gift panel are not changed but does not prevent click events from passing to this layer.
Based on the above embodiment, the step of unlocking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located in step S2 further includes:
and calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned.
Specifically, unlocking the view layer where the panel is located is realized by unlocking the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located by calling an unsetLock method in the view, so that the gift panel can respond to events such as touch or click of a user, and the user can continue to operate the element on the gift panel.
As shown in fig. 2, a schematic structural diagram of a gift panel status information retaining device according to another embodiment of the present invention includes: an exit processing module 21 and a restore module 22, wherein,
the quitting processing module 21 is configured to set the transparency of the gift panel to be fully transparent and lock the viewing layer where the gift panel is located if it is known that the gift panel is closed by the user;
and the restoring module 22 is configured to set the transparency of the gift panel to be opaque and unlock the viewing layer where the gift panel is located when the user opens the gift panel again.
In particular, it is an object of the present invention to cache the status of a gift panel upon exit of the gift panel. Typically, if a view exits the interface, i.e., is completely invisible, the space in memory is freed. If the interface state information before release needs to be completely restored without errors next time, the state information needs to be saved. The traditional way of handling is to save the state information persistently in the form of a file, or to open up a space in the memory dedicated to save the state information of the original page. With the increasing functions of the gift panels, the state information required to be restored next time is increased, so that the processing logic of the state information cache is greatly increased.
From the above analysis, we can find that the root cause of the problem is when the gift panel exits, i.e. the gift panel is not visible, at which time the system reclaims the memory overhead of the gift panel and thus causes the loss of the status information of the gift panel. Therefore, when the gift panel exits, the gift panel can be recycled by the system as long as the gift panel is not on the interface, and in order to prevent the gift panel from being recycled by the system, the scheme is designed to modify the transparency of the gift panel into a fully transparent state instead of directly exiting the gift panel when the exit animation of the gift panel runs out. That is, after the user performs a series of operations on the gift panel, when the user intends to exit the gift panel, the exit processing module 21 knows that the user exits the gift panel, and at this time, the exit animation of the gift panel is still played to the user, and the normal processing logic is to directly destroy the gift panel after the exit animation of the gift panel is played, but in the embodiment of the present invention, the exit processing module 21 does not destroy the gift panel, but sets the transparency of the gift panel to be in a fully transparent state. The transparency of the gift panel is set to a fully transparent state, so that the gift panel is still displayed on the interface but the user feels that the gift panel is normally hidden due to the fully transparent state.
However, changing the gift panel to a fully transparent state causes a new problem because the gift panel is falsely exited, which causes the gift panel to remain hidden and overlaid on other UI elements of the interface, and when the user clicks on these UI elements, it is actually the gift panel that is clicked on, because the gift panel is overlaid on the other UI elements, which causes the other UI elements not to be clicked on. Therefore, the exit processing module 21 sets the transparency of the gift panel to be in the fully transparent state, and simultaneously locks the view layer where the gift panel is located, so that the gift panel cannot respond to the touch or click event, and thus the gift panel cannot still respond to the touch and click event in the fully transparent state.
The embodiment of the invention achieves the purpose that the gift panel is not recycled by the system through the false exit mode, thereby realizing the purpose of caching the state information on the gift panel.
The restoring module 22 is used for restoring the hidden gift panel. The logic of the gift panel restore service is simple, and the gift panel is not released when the state information of the gift panel is cached, so that the restore module 22 only needs to modify the transparency of the gift panel into non-transparency when restoring, and meanwhile, the gift panel can respond to the touch click event. The user can then continue to manipulate the elements on the gift panel.
Since the original gift panel is not released in the embodiment of the invention, the restored state can be ensured to be completely consistent with the previously exited state when the gift panel is restored. Thus, the purpose of restoring the state information of the gift panel is achieved.
The present invention provides a state information retaining device for a gift panel, which can efficiently store the state of the gift panel, ensure that the state of the gift panel opened by a user next time is consistent with the state of the gift panel closed by the user, and effectively recover the previous selected state of the user when the gift panel is opened next time no matter how complex the state selected by the user is, and is simple to implement and easy to maintain.
Based on the above embodiment, further include:
and the touch event processing module is used for transmitting the touch or click event to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is positioned when the gift panel receives the touch or click event.
Specifically, since the gift panel is only one layer of the interface in the whole application program, there are still other UI elements below the gift panel, and these UI elements themselves can also implement operations such as clicking. Since we performed pseudo-hiding of the gift panel in step S1, resulting in the gift panel still being overlaid on top of other UI elements after hiding, we clicked on the gift panel when clicking on these UI elements, because the gift panel is on top of all other UI elements, so that other UI elements cannot be clicked.
In the Android system, if a page has a plurality of hierarchies, an event transfer mechanism is to transfer the event from the bottommost element to the topmost element, if the event is not consumed, then to transfer the event from the topmost element to the bottommost element, and if the event is not consumed, the event information is directly discarded. That is, an event message is a process from bottom to top and then from top to bottom, and if an event is consumed by a certain level in the middle, the event will not be passed down if true returns, and if false returns indicate that the event can be passed down according to time.
In order to prevent the gift panel from exiting the processing module 21 in response to the touch information in the fully transparent state, the layer of the gift panel is set to be locked, and the locked gift panel cannot respond to an event such as a touch click. Because the touch click event is still transmitted to the layer of the gift panel, when the gift panel receives the touch or click event, the touch event processing module directly returns the sleep so that the event can be continuously transmitted to the lower layer of the viewing layer where the gift panel is located, and because the event can be transmitted to the lower layer, the touch click event of the user can be responded by the lower-layer control of the gift panel.
The method effectively solves the problem of event response of the gift panel, so that the fake hidden gift panel can reasonably distribute the event, and the user feels that the gift panel is really recycled.
Based on the above embodiment, the exit processing module further includes:
and the locking submodule is used for calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
Specifically, locking the view layer where the gift panel is located is achieved by locking the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located by a locking submodule calling a setLock method in the view, and the locked view layer can no longer respond to events such as touch clicking and the like. The setLock method is only able to ensure that the state of the various controls in the gift panel are not changed but does not prevent click events from passing to this layer.
Based on the above embodiment, the reduction module further includes:
and the unlocking stator module is used for calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located.
Specifically, unlocking the view layer where the panel is located is achieved by unlocking the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located by using an unsetLock method in the view called by the unlocking submodule, so that the gift panel can respond to events such as touch clicking of a user, and the user can continue to operate the element on the gift panel.
As shown in fig. 3, a schematic structural diagram of a gift panel status information retaining device according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a memory 31, a processor 32, and a bus 33,
the processor 32 and the memory 31 complete mutual communication through the bus 33;
the memory 31 stores program instructions executable by the processor 32, and the processor 32 calls the program instructions in the memory 31 to perform the method according to the embodiments, for example, including: s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is locked; and S2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked.
According to yet another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing computer instructions that cause the computer to perform a method as described in the various embodiments above, for example comprising: s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is locked; and S2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the viewing layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will understand that: all or part of the steps for implementing the method embodiments may be implemented by hardware related to program instructions, and the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, and when executed, the program performs the steps including the method embodiments; and the aforementioned storage medium includes: various media that can store program codes, such as ROM, RAM, magnetic or optical disks.
The above-described embodiments of the gift panel state information holding device are merely illustrative, in which the units described as separate parts may or may not be physically separate, and the parts displayed as units may or may not be physical units, may be located in one place, or may also be distributed over a plurality of network units. Some or all of the modules may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of the present embodiment. One of ordinary skill in the art can understand and implement it without inventive effort.
Through the above description of the embodiments, those skilled in the art will clearly understand that each embodiment can be implemented by software plus a necessary general hardware platform, and certainly can also be implemented by hardware. With this understanding in mind, the above-described technical solutions may be embodied in the form of a software product, which can be stored in a computer-readable storage medium such as ROM/RAM, magnetic disk, optical disk, etc., and includes instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) to execute the methods described in the embodiments or some parts of the embodiments.
Finally, the method of the present invention is only a preferred embodiment and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A gift panel status information retaining method, comprising:
s1, if the user is known to quit the gift panel, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be fully transparent, and the view layer where the gift panel is located is locked;
s2, when the gift panel is opened again by the user, the transparency of the gift panel is set to be opaque, and the view layer where the gift panel is located is unlocked;
wherein, between the step S1 and the step S2, the method further comprises:
when the gift panel receives a touch or click event, transmitting the touch or click event to a lower layer of a view layer where the gift panel is located;
wherein, the step of locking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located in the step S1 further includes:
calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located;
in step S2, the step of unlocking the viewing layer where the gift panel is located further includes:
calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located;
the gift panel state information is selected state information of the gift by the user on the gift panel.
2. A gift panel state information retaining device, comprising:
the quitting processing module is used for setting the transparency of the gift panel to be fully transparent and locking the view layer where the gift panel is located if the fact that the user quits the gift panel is known;
the restoration module is used for setting the transparency of the gift panel to be opaque and unlocking the view layer where the gift panel is located when the user opens the gift panel again;
wherein, still include:
the touch event processing module is used for transmitting the touch or click event to the lower layer of the view layer where the gift panel is located when the gift panel receives the touch or click event;
wherein the exit processing module further comprises:
the locking submodule is used for calling a setLock method in the view to lock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located;
wherein the reduction module further comprises:
the unlocking stator module is used for calling an unsetLock method in the view to unlock the UI element of the view layer where the gift panel is located;
the gift panel state information is selected state information of the gift by the user on the gift panel.
3. A gift panel state information retaining device includes a memory, a processor, and a bus,
the processor and the memory complete mutual communication through the bus;
the memory stores program instructions executable by the processor, which invokes the program instructions in the memory to perform the method of claim 1.
4. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing computer instructions that cause a computer to perform the method of claim 1.
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