The Android sdk has an example Notepad app that holds notes in a database. One thing I noticed was missing was reordering items, is there a simple way that this could be added? How would the ordering be set in the database?
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The Android sdk has an example Notepad app that holds notes in a database. One thing I noticed was missing was reordering items, is there a simple way that this could be added? How would the ordering be set in the database?
The idea is that
ListViewdoesn’t reorder the underlying data. Instead the data presents itself in the correct order. So if you’re using SQLite using aORDER BYclause in yourSELECTwould be the way to go. When you add something refresh the underlying data to refresh your list.