Hi,
Sorry, I don't have time to look up the links for you, but search this
group for getItemViewType and getViewTypeCount. There was a thread in
the last week that had a couple of very good links explaining exactly
what you want to do. I'm pretty sure the message you want was from Mark
Murphy.
On 16/06/2010 8:33 AM, sasq wrote:
I've been looking around a lot on how to separate a ListView into
sections with headers, and all solutions are based on using multiple
adapters.
I have only a single database query that is ordered by a specific
field. I want to present this information in a ListView, and insert
headings whenever the field changes.
For instance, you search a large amount of music files for "love" and
get a list like this:
== Alice Bung ==
Love boat
=== Beavers ===
Lots of Love
No Love
Zlovek Zlatan
=== Some other Group ==
Another song about love
Yet another song about love
Actually inserting the headers as a second viewtype requires you to
scan the whole result to get an accurate count.
The best I've come up with is returning the Header combined with the
first item as a single view so as to keep the count correct, but then
selection looks wrong.
Any tips?
-- Jonas
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