John Gaby wrote:
I am writing a c++
wrapper for the Java.
Oy.
In the environment I am talking about, the
ListView is created via a call from a c++ module.
Double oy.
However, on the
Java side, I can see the ListView and it's adapter being created. I
can see calls to the adapter, and as
John Gaby wrote:
I don't believe that is the case, since I can set a background color
on the ListView, and I can see it at the location and size that was
specified.
So much for that theory.
Also, if I stop using my custom ListAdapter and substitute
one that just displays a simple list of
John Gaby wrote:
Thanks much for your help. The hiearchyviewer is a NICE tool of which
I was unaware. Unfortunately it simply shows that my ListView has no
children (rows). I believe I have discovered the problem, however,
and am able to reproduce it with a pure Java application. It seems
John Gaby wrote:
I have based my adapter on ListAdapter which does not seem to have a
notifyDataSetChanged method.
Use BaseAdapter as your base class.
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