Android Question About StateManager

[vfafou]

Hello!

I have a layout with TabStrip holding some layouts.
One layout has 2 CustomListView lists that I need to store and retrieve on startup.
Does StateManager do that for CustomListView Library?

If not, how could I change the code so I can store the panels of CustomListView?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Peter Simpson]

Yes it does, but you can also use RandomAccessFile to do things yourself manually if that is what you want to do. StateManager is the most logical solution if I understand your question correctly.

 

[vfafou]

Yes it does, but you can also use RandomAccessFile to do things yourself manually if that is what you want to do. StateManager is the most logical solution if I understand your question correctly.

Hello Peter!
Thank you for your response.
Yes, I want to keep the CustomListView state, in order to retrieve the contents on Activity_Resume.
I've tried to do it but there are some errors.
I think there are some tricks needed to achieve this functionality.

 

[Peter Simpson]

What are the errors, please either paste the post contents, your project code or a screen shot...

 

[vfafou]

I was a little confused and I've deleted the code I wrote, in order to do it from scratch, so I don't have this code anymore.
If you want, I'll try to write it again to show you the errors and the code.

 

[Peter Simpson]

State manager should work perfect for you, hopefully you will rewrite it and it will just work second time around...

 

[vfafou]

OK!
Thank you very much!
The real question is "Does StateManager is capable to store CustomListView panels or my effort is meaningless?"

 

[Erel]

Does StateManager is capable to store CustomListView panels or my effort is meaningless?

StateManager only stores user specific state. For example the text in text fields.

It doesn't store the UI itself.