The mapping between the cursor and the UI is defined by the adapter.
CursorAdapter assumes a one to one mapping: one UI row for each cursor row.
If you need to skip or split data rows, implement your own adapter,
possibly by delegating to a CursorAdapter. Make sure to return correct
(adjusted) value from getCount, and account for row position adjustments
in getView.
-- Kostya
20.10.2011 19:41, dara kok пишет:
Within one list item, I want to display 2 or 3 rows of data from the
cursor, it's displayed as multiple column in a single list view row.
So with that requirement, I can use a gridView. But my trouble is for
a certain row from the cursor, it may fill the space of 2 columns. In
overall, the drawing space of a row from the cursor will vary. So I
have to use a list view, and will need to skip a row if it's already
displayed along other row in a list view item.
darakok
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