The Android ListView has multiple item style handling methods

in the project development, I believe you may encounter a ListView in a number of different layouts, encountered this problem my general idea is to create multiple viewholder, At getviewtype time set different position of the item with different viewholder, well no nonsense so much directly on the code:

package com.sunny.youdao;import java.util.arraylist;import java.util.list;import  android.content.context;import android.util.log;import android.view.layoutinflater;import  android.view.view;import android.view.viewgroup;import android.widget.baseadapter;import  Android.widget.checkbox;import android.widget.imageview;import android.widget.linearlayout;import  android.widget.textview;public class myadapter extends baseadapter {private  Context mContext;private LinearLayout linearLayout = null;private  layoutinflater inflater;private list<string> list = new arraylist< String> ();p rivate textview tex;private final int view_type = 3;private  final int type_1 = 0;private final int type_2 = 1;private  final int type_3 = 2;public&nbsp Myadapter (context context, list<string> list)  {// todo auto-generated  constructor stubthis.mContext = context;this.list = list;inflater =  Layoutinflater.from (Mcontext);} @Overridepublic  int getcount ()  {// TODO  auto-generated method stub return list.size ();} @Overridepublic  object getitem (int position)  {// TODO  Auto-generated method stub return  List.get (position);} @Overridepublic  long getitemid (int position)  {// TODO  Auto-generated method stub return  Position;} Each Convert view will call this method to get the current view style      @Override     public  int getitemviewtype (int position)  {        //  TODO Auto-generated method stub        int  Viewtype = position%6;        if (Viewtype == 0)         return TYPE_1;         else if (viewtype < 3)              return type_2;        else if ( VIEWTYPE&NBSP;&LT;&NBSP;6)             return  type_3;        else             return TYPE_1;    }         //returns the number of styles      @Override     public int getviewtypecount ( )  {        // todo auto-generated method stub &NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;RETURN&NBSP;3;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP, @Overridepublic   View getview (int&Nbsp;position, view convertview, viewgroup parent)  {viewholder1 holder1 =  null;viewholder2 holder2 = null;viewholder3 holder3 = null;int type  = getitemviewtype (position);//  no convertview, need new out controls if  (Convertview == null) &NBSP;{LOG.E ("convertview = ",  "# # #convertView为空 # # #");//  determines the layout of new by the current desired style switch  ( Type)  {case type_1:convertview = inflater.inflate (R.layout.listitem1, parent,false); Holder1 = new viewholder1 ();holder1.textview =  (TextView)   Convertview.findviewbyid (R.id.textview1);holder1.checkbox =  (CheckBox)  convertview.findviewbyid (R.id.checkbox); LOG.E ("convertview = ",  "layout style one"); Convertview.settag (holder1); Break;case type_2:convertview  = inflater.inflate (R.layout.listitem2, parent,false); Holder2 = new viewholder2 ( ); holder2.textview =  (TextView)  convertview.findviewbyid (R.ID.TEXTVIEW2); LOG.E ("convertview = ",  "layout Style II"); Convertview.settag (holder2); Break;case type_3:convertview  = inflater.inflate (R.layout.listitem3, parent,false); Holder3 = new viewholder3 ( );holder3.textview =  (TextView)  convertview.findviewbyid (R.ID.TEXTVIEW3); Holder3.imageview  =  (ImageView)  convertview.findviewbyid (R.id.imageview); LOG.E ("convertview = ",  "layout style three"); Convertview.settag (holder3); break;}}  else {//  have Convertview, by style, get the layout switch  (type)  {case type_1:holder1 =   (ViewHolder1)  convertview.gettag (); LOG.E ("convertview= ",  "layout style one");break;case type_2:holder2 =  (viewHolder2)   Convertview.gettag (); LOG.E ("convertview= ",  "layout Style II");break;case type_3:holder3 =  (VIEWHOLDER3)   Convertview.gettag (); LOG.E ("convertview= ",  "layout style three"); break;}}   Set resource switch  (type)  {case type_1:holder1.textview.settext (integer.tostring (position)); Holder1.checkBox.setChecked (True); Break;case type_2:holder2.textview.settext (integer.tostring (position)); Break;case type_3:holder3.textview.settext (integer.tostring (position)); Holder3.imageView.setBackgroundResource (R.drawable.icon); break;} Return convertview;}   Control resources for each layout class viewholder1 {checkbox checkbox; Textview textview;} Class viewholder2 {textview textview;} class viewholder3 {imageview imageview; Textview textview;}}

The code is more intuitive and clear, the comments are more detailed, it is not detailed description, welcome to learn to communicate with US ~

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The Android ListView has multiple item style handling methods