Hi,
i've tried the list13 implementation, but although scrolling seems
smoother then it ever was, i'm kinda displeased with the time it takes
to fill the rows with content. I think my main concern is related to
the reuse of the rows, rather then how to fill them. I am wondering if
there isn't a
Are you using any of the techniques shown in the List13.java example
in the APIDemos? I have a video example of what can be achieved with
such techniques, here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ8PoS6ai6U
On Jan 6, 8:18 am, Patrick Plaatje patrick.plaa...@ndcvbk.nl wrote:
Hi all,
for my app
Hi Brion,
thanks, i will certainly give that a try. But the funy thing is that
i'm actually not attaching that much data to my listview rows. I even
stripped the images from it and i still have some hickups when
scrolling. And it's indeed probably the getview method which tries to
attach the data
What does your getView code look like. Are re-inflating your row view
every time it's called, are there multiple views for the rows etc?
Vince
On Jan 6, 10:18 am, Patrick Plaatje patrick.plaa...@ndcvbk.nl wrote:
Hi all,
for my app i'm using a listview to display rss news articles. All goes
Hi,
i've used the holder method, but adding or omitting this didn;t give
me an increase or decrease in performance, my getView method is below:
@Override
public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
// A ViewHolder keeps
I see some problems here:
// Bind the data efficiently with the holder.
holder.titleText.setText(Html.fromHtml(((FeedMessage)Items.get
(position)).g etTitle()));
holder.descriptionText.setText(Html.fromHtml(((FeedMessage)Items.get
(positi on)).getDescription()));
Drawable d = null;
FeedMessage fm
Hi Brion,
if this arraylist would be a rather big list, it would be costly
indeed, and it is a good suggestion. This list consists of just 10
items (feedmessage objects) though. These feedmessages are just a set
of getters and setters (of just small String objects) and are not doin
any costly
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