I think that, longer term, you should try using SimpleAdapter, or even SimpleCursorAdapter, since your data comes, or will come, from a database. Then you have the capability of defining a ViewBinder which lets you be very flexible in how you display your data.
For your current situation, I think you want to override getView in the adapter and set the data you want displayed when you have an instance of your inner views available. On Jan 12, 9:25 am, Blocks <[email protected]> wrote: > I am trying to display a list of names from a database and I have > populated an array of type foo [] where foo is a class that returns > long, String1, String2, String3, double. I have 4 elements in the > array and I am seeing 4 rows in the list showing as format > com.domain.package.classn...@43ccde40 (1st row, 2nd is another hex > string and so on). > > I'm using:- > > private void fillData() { > Foo [] foos = mDbHelper.fetchFoos(displayState); > > ArrayAdapter<Foo> fooAdapter = > (foos == null || foos.length == 0 ? > null : > new ArrayAdapter<Foo>(this, R.layout.foo_row, foos)); > setListAdapter(fooAdapter); > } > > How do I get just String3 to show in the listview?
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