Okay, I understand that, but in order to use that function, I need a
handle to the dynamically created EditText. How do I get that handle?
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 2:04 PM, Aaron Rudolph aanrudol...@gmail.comwrote:
Okay, I understand that, but in order to use that function, I need a
handle to the dynamically created EditText. How do I get that handle?
EditText et = new EditText(...);
...
et.getText();
Can that value 'et' be stored in a global array and referenced later?
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Yes it should work, but I think that this global array should be
accesed only from Activity where the EditTexts were created, but I'm
not shure.
On 27 Sty, 21:56, Aaron Rudolph aanrudol...@gmail.com wrote:
Can that value 'et' be stored in a global array and referenced later?
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Yeah...that's the problem...
I'm accessing my equivalent of 'et' from another function. It works
fine when I access the variable from the function in which the
EditText was created, but when I access it from a button callback, it
gives me an error. Don't know how to get the debug info.
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Aaron Rudolph aanrudol...@gmail.comwrote:
I'm accessing my equivalent of 'et' from another function. It works
fine when I access the variable from the function in which the
EditText was created, but when I access it from a button callback, it
gives me an
Thanks. Sorry for bothering you. I think it was an XML error. D'oh.
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