Kumar Bibek wrote:
> What are you trying to do? Can you elaborate a little bit?
In my Activity, I have a ListView and MultiAutoCompleteTextView. Both
of these use the same onItemClick listener, so in my code, I do:
if (view instanceof TextView) { ....} else { .... }
(I've now changed it to else if (view instanceof ListView), but the
version I uploaded has that code)
In my listener, I grab the value the clicked view holds, make some
modifications to it and finally append it to the
MultiAutoCompleteTextView.
Occasionally, the value of the clicked view is null which causes a
null pointer exception (stack trace linked to in my first post) in my
code when I do a findViewById call on it. As I understand, the view
that was clicked should never be null and the comment in the
AutoCompleteTextView source indicates they 'hope no existing apps
crash".
> I guess you want an Autocomplete textview that is capable of having
> multiple values, something like an email to field. If this is the
> case, you have a simpler solution. Just change the way,
> AutoCompleteTextView behaves.
I am using the MultiAutoCompleteTextView widget to hold multiple
values.
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