Hi all,
I am trying to understand what exactly happens when I am using an
Android.Widget.ArrayAdapter<string> for my list views and spinners.
Considering the following sample code from an Activity:
string[] vs = new string[] { "one", "two", "three" }
ArrayAdapter<string> aa = new ArrayAdapter<string>(this,
Android.Resource.Layout.SimpleSpinnerItem, vs);
Spinner s = (Spinner)this.FindViewById(Resource.Id.myspinner);
s.Adapter = aa;
I know that on the Java side, the ArrayAdapter needs a Java list with Java
objects. How is Mono for Android converting my C# string to the Java objects
that Java needs?
Later in my code when I use
Java.Lang.Object o = s.SelectedItem;
How does the returned Java object relate to my original string? And how do I
get back to the original string?
Finally: Is there a better (faster, less memory using) way than using an
ArrayAdapter<string> at all?
Any insights appreciated.
Cheers, Andreas
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