Brian,
Thank you for the response. I previously had it setup as a
SimpleCursorAdaptor and that is why i was using the getView(). I did as you
suggested,
Charles Berman
On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 11:44 AM, blcooley blcoo...@gmail.com wrote:
For a CursorAdapter, you don't normally Override getView. Instead,
you'll do all that work in bindView, which takes a Cursor as an
argument (this Cursor is the one that you provide when you instantiate
a new CursorAdapter for your ListView).
So, basically, you can move your implementation of getView into
bindView and clean it up a bit (e.g., you won't have to instantiate a
Cursor, just use the one that is passed in), then remove getView from
your implementation.
Best regards,
Brian Cooley
On Jul 26, 9:50 am, charles berman charles.heath.ber...@gmail.com
wrote:
can anyone tell me what im doing wrong with my cursorAdapter?
its making my display choppy when i scroll. I used to have it within a
getview but was ripped (rightfully so) on IRC several times because thats
not the right place for it. Im still learning and just trying to
correctly
wrap my head around things.
http://pastebin.com/Dc5ppHUM
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