No, the SimpleCursorAdapter documentation says that the views
*created* by the adapter should be TextViews and ImageViews (but it is
not mandatory.) You can use a SimpleCursorAdapter in a ListView. As it
was said before, you cannot instanciate a CursorAdapter directly since
it's an abstract class.
Mark Murphy wrote:
Is android.widget.CursorAdapter available via an import statement?
yes
-- Is myCursor declared as a Cursor? Is myActivity declared as an
Activity or some other subclass of Context?
yes
-- Are you on the M5 version of the SDK? It's possible that
constructor
was not availab
I think you can only use Cursors for stuff
> you
I do receive a query.
the simple cursor adapter
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/widget/SimpleCursorAdapter.html
page says that it is to be used for textView etc and not ListView.
The cursorAdapter class according to
http://code.g
Danny wrote:
> http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/widget/CursorAdapter.html
>
> isn't CursorAdapter an abstract class?
egad!
*smacks forehead*
Gotta make me a Greasemonkey script that highlights abstract classes in
red, or uses the long-lost tag, or something... ;-)
SimpleCurs
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/widget/CursorAdapter.html
isn't CursorAdapter an abstract class?
I would still consider myself a newbie when it comes to ListView,
Adapters, and Cursors, but I think you can only use Cursors for stuff
you queried. If you're making a generic list
Sylvester Steele wrote:
> Can you elaborate on how it is not working?
>
> ABC= new __CursorAdapter__ (myCursor, myActivity);
>
> __ -> redline under that. message: can not instantiate the type
> CursorAdapter
I am guessing that you are using Eclipse. I don't use it myself and so
can only guess
Can you elaborate on how it is not working?
ABC= new __CursorAdapter__ (myCursor, myActivity);
__ -> redline under that. message: can not instantiate the type
CursorAdapter
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Sylvester Steele wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The cursorAdapter constructor format is really simple but its just not
> working!
> private CursorAdapter ABC;
> ABC= new CursorAdapter (myCursor, myActivity);
>
> note: the activity is passed on to this class from another class
>
> the myCursor is not initiali
Peter Kevin Reeves wrote:
> Are there any good examples on how to write a CursorAdaptor? Has
> anyone (outside of Google) successfully written a CursorAdaptor?
>
> I'm working with a ListActivity and need to map an icon ID in my
> SqlLite table to an actual icon image. My CursorAdaptor should tak
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