OK, let me give you an example:
if i do this on a TextView that gets added to a List:
TextView tv = new TextView(ctx);
tv.setText(text);
tv.setTextAppearance(ctx,
android.R.attr.textAppearanceLargeInverse);
tv.setTextColor(16);
the method setTextAppearance() does not have any influence on the text
at all. and if i use setTextColor() the text is not there anymore! is
that how it's meant to be (then i don't get it) or is this a bug?
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