drgottjr Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 14, 2017 #1 to initialize a customlistview in b4a, i need to provide an object as the first argument. the documentation hints at its being a "vCallBack". i don't know what that is. i'm not accustomed to initializing b4a views this way. can someone explain what it is? a simple example would be appreciate. tks. -go
to initialize a customlistview in b4a, i need to provide an object as the first argument. the documentation hints at its being a "vCallBack". i don't know what that is. i'm not accustomed to initializing b4a views this way. can someone explain what it is? a simple example would be appreciate. tks. -go
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 14, 2017 #2 Which version of the CustomListView are you using? In version 1.65 it exists as a library. You must add it in the Designer and therefore no need to initialize it. Upvote 0
Which version of the CustomListView are you using? In version 1.65 it exists as a library. You must add it in the Designer and therefore no need to initialize it.
drgottjr Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 14, 2017 #3 klaus said: Which version of the CustomListView are you using? In version 1.65 it exists as a library. You must add it in the Designer and therefore no need to initialize it. Click to expand... thanks. i see that it comes in both library and class sizes. i downloaded the 3 files posted by erel in his explanation of the view: library, example and .bas. library link says 1.65. kind of moot for me since i don't use the designer. thanks anyway. Upvote 0
klaus said: Which version of the CustomListView are you using? In version 1.65 it exists as a library. You must add it in the Designer and therefore no need to initialize it. Click to expand... thanks. i see that it comes in both library and class sizes. i downloaded the 3 files posted by erel in his explanation of the view: library, example and .bas. library link says 1.65. kind of moot for me since i don't use the designer. thanks anyway.
