Android Question edittext custom view

Initialize (EventName As String)
Initializes the view and sets the subs that will handle the events.
Views added with the designer should NOT be initialized. These views are initialized when the layout is loaded.

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LucaMs said:

It is a his custom view.

You have to declare the EditText (choose a better name, not the one of the class - like EditText1, at least) and pass an event name to its initialization, to be used in the custom view internal event.

B4X:

Public Sub DesignerCreateView (Base As Panel, Lbl As Label, Props As Map)
    mBase = Base
    Dim EditText1 As EditText
    EditText1.Initialize("EditText1")
    Base.AddView(EditText1,0,0,Base.Width,Base.Height)
End Sub

B4X:

Private Sub EditText1_TextChanged(old As String,new As String)
    Log("text  changed event working")
    If SubExists(mCallBack,mEventName &  "_TextChanged") Then
        '    CallSub(mCallBack,mEventName & "_TextChanged")
        '  use CallSub2 or CallSub3 to pass parameters
        CallSub3(mCallBack, mEventName & "_TextChanged", old, new)
    End If
End Sub

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Kiran Raotole said:

means edittext.Initialize("TextChanged")

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