Ok, cool.
ConvertView is used for "recycling item views" - as you scroll, item
views that leave the screen are reused for items that scroll into view.
This is a good explanation, with pictures:
http://android.amberfog.com/?p=296
-- Kostya
30.01.2011 11:56, vnv пишет:
Tnx for helping Kostya.
I have changed it to:
PersonalNoteData pn = saveNote(n);
if(pn != null){
ia.add(pn);
}
ia.notifyDataSetChanged();
And saveNote returns null if object exist and saves and returns object
if it's new.
Now it works.
How do you mean to use convertView?.
On Jan 30, 9:42 am, Kostya Vasilyev<kmans...@gmail.com> wrote:
Make sure that the two lines below actually update data that's
referenced by getView.
Also, your getView ignores "convertView" and so prevents item view
recycling. For better performance and memory usage, might be a good idea
to fix that.
-- Kostya
30.01.2011 11:14, vnv пишет:
saveNote(etNote.getText().toString());
notes = getNotes();
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