Essentially, I'm suggesting that rather than creating an anonymous
TextWatcher class you pull that out into its own class... Then in the
getView() method you create a new instance of that class and set that on
the view.
Thanks,
Justin Anderson
MagouyaWare Developer
http://sites.google.com/site/mag
1. SetValue changes the value for the input in the ModeInput class and
reaches into the native code to change the value in the calculator.
ChangeValue only effects the ModeInput class.
2. I'm not sure that I quite follow you on this one. Do you know of an
example that exists somewhere, out the
A couple things:
1. What do ModeInput.SetValue() and ModeInput.ChangeValue() do?
2. I'm not sure you want to be doing an anonymous TextWatcher class in
your getView() method... I may be wrong on this, but since you are using
the position parameter that is passed into the getView() meth
I've got a ListView that contains EditText objects that correspond to
inputs for a calculation. In an effort to increase performance, I've
implemented a ViewHolder class, for the ListView, since I've read that this
is the better way to handle the inflation of custom views in the ListView.
I'v
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