Sorry, I should have replied earlier. My problem was that I was filling the
lists with objects directly from a web service (object were generated as
part of the web service reference). These objects did not extend
Java.Lang.Object and hence I could not use IComparator. I simply wrapped my
objects i
On Mar 20, 2012, at 10:50 AM, dgoughnour wrote:
> Is there an example of how to use ArrayAdapter.Sort().
No. Is there something wrong with creating and using a new class that
implements IComparator?
class MyComparer : Java.Lang.Object, Java.Util.IComparator {
public int C
Is there an example of how to use ArrayAdapter.Sort(). I want to
sort the items in my list. The contents of the list are dynamic which makes
sorting the data before adding it to the adapter less desirable.
Thanks
Dave Goughnour
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