Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Re: [android-developers] ListView with multiple layouts formats in it

noid wrote:
> I'm trying to create a ListView that has different layouts in it.
> Basically headers which contain only one string, and then items under
> the headers that have a string and a picture. So something like
>
>
> HEADER A
> img1 : item A1text
> img2 : item A2 text
> img3 : item A3 text
> HEADER B
> img1 : item B1text
> img2 : item B2 text
>
> I've created a custom ArrayAdapter, but the constructor takes a
> textViewResourceId which specifies what layout the items in the list
> will use to display. My problem is I have 2 formats. One for the
> header and one for the item. So in the below example, OrderAdapter is
> passed R.layout.header. (header is defined by header.xml).
>
> this.m_adapter = new OrderAdapter(this, R.layout.header, m_orders);
>
> I need OrderAdapter to handle R.layout.header AND R.layout.item
> (item.xml defines a ImageView and a textView, header.xml only defines
> TextView).

Your OrderAdapter handles this in its implementations of:

getView()
getItemViewType()
getViewTypeCount()
areAllItemsEnabled()
isEnabled()

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