If the view is in a viewgroup, you can use getParent: ViewGroup containter = (ViewGroup)myButton.getParent() I think you want something like: ViewGroup group1,group2; onClick(View v) { if (v.getParent() == group1) ; else if (v.getParent() == group2) ; }.
If the view is in a viewgroup, you can use getParent: ViewGroup containter = (ViewGroup)myButton.getParent(); I think you want something like: ViewGroup group1,group2; onClick(View v) { if (v.getParent() == group1) ; else if (v.getParent() == group2) ; }.
This didn't really work.. – Doctor Oreo Jul 7 at 14:48.
What I am trying to do is relate each child view with the viewgroup...in the code to create the child view, a new view group is created with it's elements. Are these automatically associated? I want to be able to change the number in the EditText either by the buttons, or entering the number.
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