Android Question CustomListView "standard"

Roberto P.

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HI
can you confirm that the CustomListView class is in the Standard library? Can I disableit to use my customized version of the CustomListView class?

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Roberto P.

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You can make a simple test: create a new project and try to add a CustomListView to a new layout; you cannot, so it is not part of the Core library.
I didn't want to try!
 
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Roberto P.

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CustomListView type is in xCustomListView internal library.

ok, there is a mode for exclude xCustomListView or force to use CustomListView customized?
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LucaMs

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ok, there is a mode for exclude xCustomListView or force to use CustomListView customized?
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Removing the library (and the xml file) from the Internal libraries folder.

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(save them elsewhere, of course)



or use a different name (better) for your "custom CustomListView" class.
 
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Erel

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ok, there is a mode for exclude xCustomListView or force to use CustomListView customized?
Not sure that I understand the question. If you don't want to use xCLV then don't add a reference to xCustomListView library.
It is a mistake to use the source code as it will break other libraries and it is not needed.
 
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