[android-developers] Re: Simple database form example

I was afraid it would end up like that... Gone the Delphi days, gone... Gone the Objective-C days, gone... Thanks Steven -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Android Developers group. To post to this group, send email to

[android-developers] Re: Simple database form example

I don't think too many users would be happy with a machine generated edit dialog. On Oct 3, 2:27 pm, Jean-Michel jeanmichel.caz...@gmail.com wrote: I was afraid it would end up like that... Gone the Delphi days, gone... Gone the Objective-C days, gone... Thanks Steven -- You received this

[android-developers] Re: Simple database form example

Just for the record, Delphi or the Apple dev framewiork do not generate edit dialog, they rather do the opposite. You draw your dialog, bind widgets to your data(source) and the rest of it is automated. You have actually 0 line of code to write to do a simple DB edit form, even a master-detail

[android-developers] Re: Simple database form example

I understand your point, but those types of framework are why there is so many poorly written and poorly performing applications. Most of those produce bloated applications because they handle everything, even the stuff you aren't using. What you are talkind about doing is fairly simple and

[android-developers] Re: Simple database form example

You're on the right track there. Just handle a click on a row in the ListView and launch either a dialog or another activity passing it the _id of the row you want to modify. If you want dialog or activity to be reusable, just create the view programatically based on the columns in the