Ah, my bad. Thought it was your code causing IndexOutOfBoundsException.
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On Jun 14, 2012 4:12 PM, Ethan Gao ethangao.stu...@gmail.com wrote:
I didn't ask for getViewAt(index=1), this method is called by android
framework(I think it's called by RemoteViewsAdater).
I can not figure out the
I am attempting to create a widget for android 4.0 phone. But the widget
might crash after user clicks the clear data button in application's
setting view. I looked into logcat, it saysIndexOutofBoundsException in
getViewat() method.
This is super weird in my eyes, since I put log in both
On Jun 14, 2012, at 1:37 PM, Ethan Gao wrote:
Firstly, getCount() methods return 1, but the consequence getViewat() is
still trying to get view at position 1 and 2.
If getCount() returns 1, you shouldn't ask for getViewAt(index) where index =
1. It's your responsibility to make sure you do
I didn't ask for getViewAt(index=1), this method is called by android
framework(I think it's called by RemoteViewsAdater).
I can not figure out the reason RemoteViewsAdatper is calling
getViewAt(index=1) after it called getCount() which returns 1.
I suspect that this is an android bug, since
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