OnFinishInflate inside ListActivity
I have a main class filled with a cursor adapter:
public class MainMenu extends ListActivity{
...
private void updateData(){
...
SimpleAdapter notes = new SimpleAdapter(this, array, R.layout.row_task, from, to); setListAdapter(notes);
}
}
I need to know when this list has finnished to inflate it, so I've discovered this methods:
ListView.onFinishInflate()...
But I have no idea how to override it inside my code.
Any idea?
Asked by: Aida670 | Posted: 24-01-2022
Answer 1
You'll need your own View that will extend ListView. And than you can override whatever you want. Note: Method is not specific to the ListView it's inherited from View. But since you'll need functionality of the ListView you'll need to extend ListView.
Answered by: Alissa180 | Posted: 25-02-2022Similar questions
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