droid_does wrote:
> It's surprising that the easiest way to accomplish this effect is
> creating your own custom adapter. It does what I want in concept but
> is there any way to add complex layouts
> (<LinearLayout>widgets<RelativeLayout>widgets</RelativeLayout></
> LinearLayout> or predefined XML views?
Yes.
> For example using your demo:
>
> private View buildButton() {
>
> //your demo code
> //Button result=new Button(this);
> //result.setText("Hello, world!");
>
> //this just crashes, why?
> Button result = (Button)findViewById(R.id.mybutton);
> return result;
>
> }
That snippet in isolation means nothing. For starters, my code has
nothing named mybutton in it (IIRC), so I would not expect that to work.
Any child adapters you add to MergeAdapter can be custom adapters using
custom rows, and the views you add to MergeAdapter can be views you
manually inflate from XML via getLayoutInflater().inflate().
> Also, would your approach work for a ListActivity?
Yes.
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