Android Question Add line on the top of a listview

udg

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• Oct 24, 2015

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Hi FM,

did you try the sequence: GetItem, RemoveAt, Addxxx ?

 

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Erel

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• Oct 25, 2015

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You will need to switch to CustomListView instead of ListView.

 

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• Oct 25, 2015

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Mlistview has an divider option: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/lib-mlistview-based-on-native-listview.25413/#content

 

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• Oct 25, 2015

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Please find attached a quick and dirty solution using ListView.
Its goal is just to show that it could be done with LW alone, but as Erel pointed out the CustomListView is much more powerful.

Edit: added another example where, at each click on the list, the last item becomes the first one.

 

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• Oct 25, 2015

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Thanks everybody !

I've tried custom list view and used "InsertAtTextItem" (uploaded)

There is a problem with the lines between the items.

Is it my fault ? ;-)


Thanks again.


Have a good Sunday.

FM

(and sorry for my english, I feel better in French)

 

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Erel

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• Oct 26, 2015

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Fillmore said:

There is a problem with the lines between the items.

Click to expand...

What is the problem?

 

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• Oct 26, 2015

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I have attached my project in the post N° 6

The three last lines become very height. When I click on it, the line become normal...

Attached two Screenshots before click and after click.

I don't know what's wrong...


before click :





after click :



Thanks.

Fred

 

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Erel

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• Oct 26, 2015

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I ran your program. It looks correct to me. There is a small gap between the two lists.

 

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James Chamblin

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• Oct 27, 2015

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For some reason, if you set the background color on the Designer, it will only render at the default 50dip. If you uncheck the color box under Drawable and use Default, then it will work.

 

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• Oct 27, 2015

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Hi,

Thank you everyone. It works when I uncheck the color box. That's cool !

Fred

 

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• Oct 27, 2015

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Erel said:

I ran your program. It looks correct to me. There is a small gap between the two lists.

Click to expand...

Thank you to taking your time for me !

Have a nice day.

Fred

 

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James Chamblin

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• Oct 28, 2015

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Ok, I have a fix for this. In the CustomListView.bas file, go to line 139 and remove the p.Background = sd. Then go to line 171 and replace the p.background = sd between the End If and sv.Panel.Height lines. Now the CustomListView drawable properties in the Designer will work properly.

 

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• Oct 28, 2015

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I've done it, but the problem is always here.
No way, i'll uncheck the color box.

Thanks again !

FM

 

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