It's simple:
call setonClickListener() method for each button u'hv created.
and in onClick() method u can find clicked button by checking its text
eg:
void onClick(View v)
{
MyCustButton btn=(MyCustButton )v;
if(btn.getText().toString().equals(blabla))
}
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Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
However, this implies that I'll have to declare setOnClickListener for
each button in my Activity object (in the constructor):
Button MyButton1 = (Button)findViewById(R.id.MyButton1);
generate_button.setOnClickListener(new
Button.OnClickListener() {
y u r creating new onClickListener every tym???
just implement OnClickListener explicitaly once and do whatever u want in
onClick() method.
like:
public class MyActivity extends Activity implements OnClickListener {
void onCreate(.)
{
That's exactly what I needed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks a lot.
On Jul 5, 11:24 am, Jaswant jaswant1...@gmail.com wrote:
y u r creating new onClickListener every tym???
just implement OnClickListener explicitaly once and do whatever u want in
onClick() method.
like:
public
other way is what jaswant has suggested, but i wouldnt use it. not
object oriented...i persoanlly dont like functions which has too many ifs
then elses, in your case it may go upto 100
also if your requirment is just changing a label...then i would say do
somethin glike this
Class MyButton
oopsi and forgot to write...in constructor make sure you assign that
fucntion as setOnCLickListener
this.setOnCLickListener(this)
public MyButton (){
this.setOnCLickListener(this)
}
public MyButton (TextView tv){
this.textView = tv;
this.setOnCLickListener(this)
}
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 11:20
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