Android - Custom ListView with a checkbox and a spinner?

Ok, I solved it, but I think there's a better way! Here's what I did: 1) I defined a global HashMap : private HashMap spinnerMap = new HashMap() 2) In the ViewBinder (when the Spinner is considered) I retrive each Spinner s number (it's stored in info. Get(0)), and I link it with the spinner, using the HashMap : spinnerMap.

Put(String. Format("spinner %d", info. Get(0)), spinner) 3) In the ViewBinder (when the CheckBox is considered) I set the enableSpinner(Spinner spinner, boolean b) function as the onClickListener of the CheckBox : } else if(data instanceof String && view instanceof CheckBox) { final CheckBox box = (CheckBox) view; final String numero = (String) data; box.

SetOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { public void onClick(View v) { if (box.isChecked()) { enableSpinner( (Spinner)spinnerMap. Get(String. Format("spinner %d", Integer.

ParseInt(numero))), true); } else { enableSpinner( (Spinner)spinnerMap. Get(String. Format("spinner %d", Integer.

ParseInt(numero))), false); } } }); return true; } 4) Finally, here's the function: private void enableSpinner(Spinner spinner, boolean b) { spinner. SetEnabled(b); } This does the job... but do you know a better way? Thanks!

Ok, I solved it, but I think there's a better way! Here's what I did: 1) I defined a global HashMap: private HashMap spinnerMap = new HashMap(); 2) In the ViewBinder (when the Spinner is considered) I retrive each Spinner's number (it's stored in info. Get(0)), and I link it with the spinner, using the HashMap: spinnerMap.

Put(String. Format("spinner %d", info. Get(0)), spinner); 3) In the ViewBinder (when the CheckBox is considered) I set the enableSpinner(Spinner spinner, boolean b) function as the onClickListener of the CheckBox : } else if(data instanceof String && view instanceof CheckBox) { final CheckBox box = (CheckBox) view; final String numero = (String) data; box.

SetOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { public void onClick(View v) { if (box.isChecked()) { enableSpinner( (Spinner)spinnerMap. Get(String. Format("spinner %d", Integer.

ParseInt(numero))), true); } else { enableSpinner( (Spinner)spinnerMap. Get(String. Format("spinner %d", Integer.

ParseInt(numero))), false); } } }); return true; } 4) Finally, here's the function: private void enableSpinner(Spinner spinner, boolean b) { spinner. SetEnabled(b); } This does the job... but do you know a better way? Thanks!

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