UTC, scottishwildcat wrote:
Hi Jon... thanks for the reply. Thought you might have been onto something
there, as I wasn't storing the ArrayList that was passed into the
ShoppingListAdapter constructor at all -- I was just directly accessing the
one defined in the parent activity, as you
Hi Jon... thanks for the reply. Thought you might have been onto something
there, as in fact I wasn't storing the ArrayList that was passed into the
ShoppingListAdapter constructor at all -- I was just directly accessing the
one in the parent class, as you said, although that does appear to be
Hi Jon... thanks for the reply. Thought you might have been onto something
there, as I wasn't storing the ArrayList that was passed into the
ShoppingListAdapter constructor at all -- I was just directly accessing the
one defined in the parent activity, as you noticed. So now my adapter
Thanks, but as I said, I tried that, and it didn't help. And you shouldn't
have to do that anyway -- according to the API
documentationhttp://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/ArrayAdapter.html#setNotifyOnChange(boolean),
notification is meant to happen automatically when you're
Are their known issues with ArrayAdapters not updating their corresponding
ListViews, even when you're just using the standard add(), remove(),
insert() methods that are supposed to update them automatically?
In my activity I'm declaring:
public class ShoppingListAdapter extends
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