Java & android: Help linking an item in a listView to its correct view, but not the way I know of?

Typically you have one layout, and you fill in the unique information for each item in the array, i.e. Set the text in a text area to the name of the array If you really have a unique layout for each, you could consider using some sort of naming convention to link them. Replace spaces with underscores, and lowercase everything.

Typically you have one layout, and you fill in the unique information for each item in the array, i.e. Set the text in a text area to the name of the array. If you really have a unique layout for each, you could consider using some sort of naming convention to link them.

Replace spaces with underscores, and lowercase everything.

Definitely agreed. Having a different layout for each restaurant is very bad practice, while being a hassle for you to maintain and code, as well as being a bigger potential source of bugs – HXCaine Jun 2 '10 at 13:40 yeah I understood that after I had done out a load of layouts, but its too late to change it now unfort :( – Capsud Jun 2 '10 at 13:44.

I have a listview with a checkbox, an image and a text field. Now I do want to display more than one items in the text field. The problem is that I want the arguments in neat colums.

Can I somehow set tabstops or a format or something like that in the text field or do I have to actually make more text fields and set each value in its own field?

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