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android - Get Editable id in afterTextChanged event

I have an Activity that extends TextWatcher to detect changes in certain EditTexts, so it implements:

public void afterTextChanged(Editable s)

My question is: If there are several EditTexts with .addTextChangedListener(this) set, how can I differentiate which one changed given the Editable object in the afterTextChanged procedure?

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Another option, with fewer anonymous inner classes, would be to simply inspect the currently focused View. If your application for TextWatcher hinges solely on changes made by the user while typing, then the changes will always occur in the View that has current focus. Calling getCurrentFocus() from anywhere inside of an Activity or Window will return the View the user is focused on. From inside a TextWatcher, this will almost assuredly be the specific EditText instance.

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