问题
Found my problem check under "Update" for the code
Okay, I have a problem loading the right value from Sqlite into my Spinner. Here is how my app is constructed
my onCreate() sets up a spinner called spinTypes by:
public class MyClass extends Activity{
// local members . . .
.
.
.
//spinner
private Spinner spinTypes, spinNames = null;
// string array decl.
private String [] types, names1, names2, names3 = null;
// array adapters for string arrays
private ArrayAdapter<String> typesAdapter, names1Adapter,
names2Adapter, names3Adapter;
// create a Dbhelper object to access the db
private DbHelper mdbHelper = null;
// on create
@Override
public void onCreate(Bundle savedIstanceState){
// call to super class
// set my content view
// instantiate all members
// Dbhelper object to access the db
mdbHelper = new DbHelper(getBaseContext());
// spinners
spinTypes = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.spin_types);
spinNames = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.spin_names);
// get string arrays from resources and create a ArrayAdapter<string>
types = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.types);
typesAdapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(getBaseContext(),
android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item, types);
typesAdapter. setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
// want to create a dynamic spinner based on these arrays
names1 = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.names_1);
names2 = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.names_2);
names3 = getResources().getStringArray(R.array.names_3);
// do this for all names++ arrays
names1Adapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(getBaseContext(),
android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item, names1);
names1Adapter. setDropDownViewResource(android.R.layout.simple_spinner_dropdown_item);
// etc . . . for the other two
// set the adapter for the types spinner
spinTypes.setAdapter(typesAdapter);
}
I have a creation method for inserting all my data into the db that works fine, my problem is when i want to try and populate the spinners for editing an entry.
The app works as so: you press an add button to popup a dialog that creates a list item in the calling view. I use two spinners to create it, one for the type which dynamically populates the second names spinner based on the type.
when i access the database object i return the strings from the spinner but for some reason when i create my if statement checking the position of the string in the array the second spinner sets position 0 every time.
the method including the if statement i mentioned above is as so:
public void populate(){
mdbHelper.open();
// if there is an item create a cursor rowId != null
Cursor mTypes = mdbHelper.fetchItem(rowId);
if(mTypes.moveToFirst()){
String tType = mTypes.getString(mTypes.getColumnIndexOrThrow(DbAdapter.KEY_TYPE));
String tName = mTypes.getString(mTypes.getColumnIndexOrThrow(DbAdapter.KEY_NAME));
int t = spinTypes.getPosition(tType);
spinTypes.setSelection(t);
// ** this does not seem to do the job i want it to**
if(t == 0){
spinNames.setAdapter(names1Adapter); // set the adapter based on t value
int n1 = names1Adapter.getPosition(tName); // use name return from db to get pos
spinNames.setSelection(n1); // set the position
}else if(t ==1){
spinNames.setAdapter(names2Adapter);
int n2 = names1Adapter.getPosition(tName);
spinNames.setSelection(n2);
}else{
spinNames.setAdapter(names3Adapter);
int n3 = names3Adapter.getPosition(tName);
spinNames.setSelection(n3);
}
}// end populate
} // end class
The spinners all work but they do not end up on the value with tName i am returning.
Can anyone help with this?
** I am logging the name returned from the db and using it to find the index of the item in my error and i return the correct value, yet the spinner still defaults to 0**
Anyone know what my error may be? please
Update(final code posted below) I made quite a bit of changes to get this to work, in order to understand what i did you should read this whole post so you don't miss anything!
added a variable before onCreate()
private int spinNamePos;
added this line after my last line of the onCreate()
// add a listener to the spinner
spinTypes.setOnItemSelectedListener(TypesListener);
and created this listener as so
OnItemSelectedListener TypesListener = new OnItemSelectedListener(){
public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view, int pos, long id){
// use the position of this spinner to set the second spinner
switch(pos){
case 0 :
spinNames.setAdapter(names1Adapter);
break;
//etc. . for the other two
case 1:
// etc
break;
}
case 2:
// etc
break;
}
// created an int for the position of the second spinner before calling onCreate()
// and use it to set this spinners position
spinNames.setSelection(spinNamePos);
// this value is grabbed in onSavedInstanceState() and used to set the pos when onRestoreInstanceState() is called to handle orientation changes and activity paused
}
};
i then changed my onPopulate()
to work as so calling a new method to set the second spinner's position
public void populate(){
mdbHelper.open();
// if there is an item create a cursor rowId != null
Cursor mTypes = mdbHelper.fetchItem(rowId);
if(mTypes.moveToFirst()){
String tType = mTypes.getString(mTypes.getColumnIndexOrThrow(DbAdapter.KEY_TYPE));
String tName = mTypes.getString(mTypes.getColumnIndexOrThrow(DbAdapter.KEY_NAME));
int t = spinTypes.getPosition(tType);
spinTypes.setSelection(t);
// call to the new method
spinNamePos = setSpinNamesPos( t, tName);
// set the position
spinNames.setSelection(spinNamePos)
}// end populate
// new method to set the position when i want to update/change the list item
private int setSpinNamesPos(int m, String name){
int pos = 0;
switch(m){
case 0:
pos = names1Adapter.getPosition(name);
break;
case 1:
pos = names2Adapter.getPosition(name);
break;
case 2:
pos = names3Adapter.getPosition(name);
break;
}
return pos;
}
So happy to see this working any questions or comments are encouraged
回答1:
Okay so I have seemed to figure out my own answer, weeks later! The problem I was having is that i was unaware that my OnItemSelectedListener()
gets called every time my adapter
is set for my first spinner
.
So now realizing this, i set the first spinner
in OnItemSelectedListener()
then use this spinner id
to set my second spinner
adapter
.(i.e based on the id
I set the adapter
of my second spinner
to 1 of 3 choices.)
After this adapter
is set I use the value
returned from my cursor
to find the string in this adapter
and set the spinner
to the position
of the string
in my array
.
It all works great now and I will be putting the final code above under the UPDATE title. Thanks for all help.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12962268/dynamically-creating-a-spinner-and-setting-its-value-from-sqlite