Listview question

[romill]

Hey,

I'm making a reference app, and I want to use list view to make it. I need to make it so the initial screen is a list of topics. And upon clicking one topic it will bring up some subtopics. Clicking one of those will bring up a wall of text describing whatever.

How can I do this?

Thanks

 

[eps]

I did it using a database

 

[romill]

I did it using a database

So, put everything in a database and just have it load from there?

 

[eps]

Yes

 

[romill]

Okay, so I decided to go an alternate route and load the strings from an array.

I have these strings in an array

aa(0) = "A"
   aa(1) = "B"
   aa(2) = "C"
   aa(3) = "D"
   aa(4) = "E"
   aa(5) = "F"
   aa(6) = "G"

And then I'm using this to call them...

ListView1.Initialize("ListView1")
   ListView1.ScrollingBackgroundColor = Colors.Transparent
   ListView1.SingleLineLayout.ItemHeight = 100dip
    ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.TextSize = 20
    ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.TextColor = Colors.red
   ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.Gravity = Gravity.CENTER
   ListView1.FastScrollEnabled = True
        startv(0,6)

Here is the startv function

Sub startv(start As Int, endint As Int)
   For i = start To endint 
      ListView1.AddSingleLine(aa(i))
      i = i + 1
   Next
End Sub

Now the strings "A" "C" "E" and "G" are displayed.

What's going on here? It's skipping every other string. How do I fix this? My code looks fine..

EDIT:
I just tried using...

aa(0) = "A"
   aa(2) = "B"
   aa(4) = "C"
   aa(6) = "D"
   aa(8) = "E"
   aa(10) = "F"
   aa(12) = "G"

with startv(0,12) and it worked fine. This seems rather inefficient. Wasting every other array space and all.

 

[stevel05]

You are incrementing the loop counter manually, as well as it doing it itself.

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[romill]

Ah, thanks.