protected void removeFacultySucceeded() {
display.removeItemFromFacultyList(display.getFacultyListSelectedIndex());
faculties.remove(faculty);
if (!faculties.isEmpty()) {
faculty = faculties.get(display.getFacultyListSelectedIndex());
refreshDisplay();
}
modification = true;
}
I was using the selected index instead of object faculty. While debugging I
confirmed that the first position was 0 ans was an integer... Every other
position was working fine.
I don't understand that bug either, I've worked around by using an object.
Anyway it's not that important, but I wanna know it's just me or it's
something that should be corrected.
Christian
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 4:23 AM, Martin Trummer <[email protected]>wrote:
> show some code or a small test case
>
> On 28 Jan., 18:16, Christian Goudreau <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > Does anyone had that same problem ? Everything works fine when it comes
> to
> > other indexes, but when I do ArrayList.remove(0), the object is still in
> > here ! But When I try : ArrayList.remove(object), it work again.
> >
> > Everything was working well prior to GWT 2.0.
>
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