It's called as many times as ListView sees fit.
FWIW, I've also seen getView called more times than the number of
visible list items (about 2X the number).
Don't worry about it - just make sure your getView does the right thing,
based on the item's "position".
Also don't assume a one to one mapping between items and their views.
Specifically, don't try to create some kind of secondary data structure
back-mapping the items to their respective views.
-- Kostya
16.07.2011 22:29, ΙΟΥΛΙΑ ΓΡΗΓΟΡΙΑΔΟΥ пишет:
Ok Thanks for the explanation,
but when I start the app , for example I have 1 list item,(with 2
textviews, a button and an imageview in the list_item.xml) I see that
the getView() is called 3 times.
...?
Thank you!
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