Iterating over an AttributeSet Enumeration?

I don't think it has an index - a Set doesn't have index. And the code looks fine. Unless the getAttributeNames() returns a wrongly-implementation enumeration, it should work.

I don't see anything wrong with your code at the moment, but try using Collections. List private static boolean hasTargetStyle(AttributeSet attributes) { final List attributeNames = Collections. List(attributes.

GetAttributeNames()); for(Object name: attributeNames){ if(name. Equals(MY_STYLE_NAME)){ return true; } } return false; }.

I doubt that this is a problem with java.util. Enumeration (although this is just an interface and the actual implementation may have a bug). Your implementation looks good to me.

Other idea: The initial AttributeSet may only contain every other attribute. Try to set a breakpoint and have a look at the internals of an actual attribute set.

The internal list I was looking at in the debugger had both names and values alternating. So, my code is correct in a certain sense, but my intent was wrong.

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