jax wrote:
> I have subclassed ArrayAdapter to set the color of text to RED if the
> string does not contain 100%, this has been added to a ListView. The
> problem is that some of the rows show as red when they contain 100%.
> Why would this happen?
You are recycling rows but not resetting their color. Hence, over time,
most if not all of your rows will be red.
> if(!item.contains("100%")) {
> tv.setTextColor(Color.RED);
> }
In the above code snippet, also handle the "else" branch and reset the
color to its normal state.
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