You don't need to override these methods, otherwise they would be
public or protected. These methods are used by TableRow/TableLayout.
You don't need to worry about them, they are only meant for internal
use.
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 2:13 AM, Max Hille wrote:
> I am extending LinearLayout to have an easy way of building lists with
> header and footer views. While doing this, I want to maintain the
> LinearLayout's API (e.g. XML-added views). To do this, I have to override
> and
> . These methods even state per source
> comment that they are meant to be overridden. The visibility of these
> methods is not but , thus they have to be overridden
> with a modifier and cannot be annotated with <@Override>.
>
> Should my solution be considered API-abuse or should I consider the package
> visibility a bug in ?
> Any more elegant solutions for building lists with with header / footer
> elements? (ListView won't work because I may need multiple lists in one
> scrollable layout).
>
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