问题
In my app, I have a bunch of images in my drawable folder which I select at random and display using imageView. I've been told about ArrayList's which can add/remove objects from the list...in order to prevent image repeats, some sample code I used below:
// create an array list
ArrayList imageHolder = new ArrayList();
int remaining = 10;
public void initArrayList(){
// add elements to the array list
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child0);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child1);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child2);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child3);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child4);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child5);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child6);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child7);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child8);
imageHolder.add((int)R.drawable.child9);
}
//get random number within the current range
int randInt = new Random().nextInt((remaining-1));
//update the imageView config
ImageView image = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.shuffleImageView);
image.setImageResource(imageHolder.get(randInt));
Eclipse reports that image.setImageResource cannot use an object argument, which is what is provided by arrayList. The actual argument should be int. Any clue how to get around this??
Thanks in advance!
回答1:
Use List<Integer> imageHolder = new ArrayList<Integer>();
回答2:
ArrayList contains Objects, always, never primitive types. When you set int
s into it, they are autoboxed to Integer
objects, when you get them back, you get Integer objects as well. A short fix will be:
image.setImageResource((int)imageHolder.get(randInt));
Be careful though, unboxing a null pointer will cause a NullPointerException, So make sure your randInt is in the range of the arraylist.
EDIT:
I totally missed that, but You initialize your ArrayList
like that:
ArrayList imageHolder = new ArrayList();
Which creates ArrayList of Objects. instead, initialize the ArrayList like the following to create ArrayList of integers:
List<Integer> imageHolder = new ArrayList<Integer>();
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5844865/trying-to-use-arraylist-to-hold-image-resources