Ok, the annotations would be something like this:

@EditorAction(R.id.whatever)
void method(){}

@EditorAction(R.id.whatever)
void method(TextView tv){}

@EditorAction(R.id.whatever)
void method(TextView tv, int actionId, KeyEvent event){}

@EditorAction
void whatever(){} // When R.id.whatever OnEditorActionListener.onEditorAction() is triggered

@EditorAction
void whatever(TextView tv){} // When R.id.whatever OnEditorActionListener.onEditorAction() is triggered

@EditorAction
void whatever(TextView tv, int actionId, KeyEvent event){} // When R.id.whatever OnEditorActionListener.onEditorAction() is triggered

The generated code would look like this:

TextView view = (TextView) findViewById(id.whatever);
        if (view != null) {
            view.setOnEditorActionListener(new OnEditorActionListener() {


                @Override
                onEditorAction(TextView tv, int actionId, KeyEvent event) {
                       method();
                       method(tv);
                       method(tv, actionId, event);
                       whatever();
                       whatever(tv);
                       whatever(tv, actionId, event);
                }

            }
            );
        }

Of course this is just a silly case: a user would only implement one of those.

And it would behave exactly as @click does, the code would appear in afterSetContentView_();

Enhance EditTexts #494

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