Oops. That was meant to be in response to Romain's message.
Mark, yea, the Spinner control doesn't really go with the UI effect
that I'm attempting to accomplish, but again, thanks for the time.
On Jun 27, 12:12 pm, kelvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have thought about using a single ListVie
Spinner has changed dramatically since M5. It now behaves more like a
combo box on a desktop. When you click it, it shows a ListView in a
popup window on top of the activity.
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I have thought about using a single ListView, but unfortunately it
doesn't really go with my "design" such as it is.
I haven't looked into what it'd take to do what you're saying with an
Adapter-backed LinearLayout, but that sounds what exactly like what I
need. I can hopefully figure it out, bu
> Thanks for the response. Yea, I probably wasn't clear. I actually
> don't care about the scrollability since yes, I am in a ScrollView. I
> DO care about the AdapterView characteristics. I am using the
> ScrollView because I have a number of other views in the activity
> besides the ScrollVi
Have you thought about adding your other elements in the ListView as
headers and footers instead? This will give you an efficient "single
page" scrolling ListView with all of your items.
You could also easily populate a LinearLayout from an adapter. All you
need is to set change listeners on the
Thanks for the response. Yea, I probably wasn't clear. I actually
don't care about the scrollability since yes, I am in a ScrollView. I
DO care about the AdapterView characteristics. I am using the
ScrollView because I have a number of other views in the activity
besides the ScrollView and I a
On Jun 27, 11:44 am, "Romain Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why would you do it this way? ListView will already load and display
> as many elements as it can. You are just forcing ListView to work in a
> way that's it is not meant for and, worse, you are forcing it to work
> in a very inefficie
Maybe I'm misreading your message, but I don't see where the ScrollView
comes into play.
You say you want to use ListView, because you want scrollability (which
ListView has) and you want AdapterView characteristics (and ListView has
AdapterView as an ancestor).
So, just use a ListView.
If I'm
> So I would like to have all the views in the ListView loaded and
> displayed if possible. I've managed this by instantiating and
> measuring each element inside of the ListView when onMeasure is called
> on the ListView, adding them all up (and padding for dividers), and
> setting the measured
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