Android Question GetView XmlLayoutBuilder ListView

[ronovar]

I would like to add to View ListView that is defined in xml file...because i see that is the only way that my apk looks same on all devices...i successfully added textview, imageviews, panels...but i im unable to add ListView...

I know that i can add panel using xml to apk...then using dim lv as ListView and then panel.addView(lv, ...)

But i would like to add to apk ListView using xml..because i have then more styles to apply.

here i sthe code that i try:

'DEFINE - XmlLayoutBuilder
    Dim Xml As XmlLayoutBuilder

'DEFINE - ListView
    Dim lv As ListView

lv = Xml.GetView("lv")

And i im getting this error:

java.lang.ClassCastException: android.widget.ListView cannot be cast to anywheresoftware.b4a.objects.ListViewWrapper$SimpleListView


I need this to add top and bottom divider in ListView...if is possible using reflector or javaobject then will be great.

I see that this i need to add:
http://developer.android.com/intl/r...tView.html#attr_android:footerDividersEnabled

I set setapplicationattribute in manifest editor but top and bottom dividers are not shown

 

[Erel]

Why do you need to create the layout in XML?

 

[ronovar]

Ok not need..i create panel in xml and added in b4a listview to panel....i need to add top and bottom in listview divider because when i scroll up and down it move whole listview 1 or 2 px up or down...

So if you can give example how to turn on in listview to show in footer and header divider

 

[Erel]

Can you post a screenshot or image of the layout you are trying to implement?

 

[ronovar]

You can see that aboce Item1 is missing divider and above Item8 is missing divider...how to enable it?

 

[DonManfred]

Listview does not have header of footer functionality.
Use a customlistview instead and create your own layout.

 

[Erel]

You can put the ListView in a Panel with borders.

See the attached example. As @DonManfred wrote you should use CustomListView if you need more customization.