@Override
protected final void loadAllResources() {
mNextWordDictionary = new NextWordDictionary(mContext, mLocale);
mNextWordDictionary.load();
BTreeDictionary androidBuiltIn = null;
try {
// The only reason I see someone uses this, is for development or debugging.
if (AnyApplication.getConfig().alwaysUseFallBackUserDictionary())
throw new RuntimeException("User requested to always use fall-back user-dictionary.");
androidBuiltIn = createAndroidUserDictionary(mContext, mLocale);
androidBuiltIn.loadDictionary();
mActualDictionary = androidBuiltIn;
} catch (Exception e) {
Logger.w(
TAG,
"Can not load Android's built-in user dictionary (since '%s'). FallbackUserDictionary to the rescue!",
e.getMessage());
if (androidBuiltIn != null) {
try {
androidBuiltIn.close();
} catch (Exception buildInCloseException) {
// it's an half-baked object, no need to worry about it
buildInCloseException.printStackTrace();
Logger.w(
TAG, "Failed to close the build-in user dictionary properly, but it should be fine.");
}
}
BTreeDictionary fallback = createFallbackUserDictionary(mContext, mLocale);
fallback.loadDictionary();
mActualDictionary = fallback;
}
}
@Nullable
public final Context getPackageContext() {
Context c = mPackageContext.get();
if (c == null) {
try {
c = mAskAppContext.createPackageContext(mPackageName, Context.CONTEXT_IGNORE_SECURITY);
mPackageContext = new WeakReference<>(c);
} catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
Logger.w(TAG, "Failed to find package %s!", mPackageName);
Logger.w(TAG, "Failed to find package! ", e);
}
}
return c;
}
