// How about using the Container's panel?? TODO
public WF_Table(
String id,
boolean isVisible,
WF_Context ctx,
String namePrefix,
String variatorColumn,
View tableV) {
super(id, isVisible, ctx, tableV);
this.tableView = (TableLayout) tableV.findViewById(R.id.table);
;
myContext = ctx;
gs = GlobalState.getInstance();
o = gs.getLogger();
al = gs.getVariableConfiguration();
myVariator = variatorColumn;
// myTable = new GridView(ctx.getContext());
// Create rows.
inflater = (LayoutInflater) ctx.getContext().getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
// Add the header.
headerRow =
new WF_Table_Row(
tableView,
ColHeadId,
inflater.inflate(R.layout.header_table_row, null),
myContext,
true);
// Add a first empty cell
headerRow.addEmptyCell(id);
tableView.addView(headerRow.getWidget());
varNamePrefix = namePrefix;
allInstances = gs.getDb().preFetchValues(myContext.getKeyHash(), namePrefix, myVariator);
Log.d(
"nils",
"in update entry fields. AllInstances contain "
+ allInstances.size()
+ ": "
+ allInstances.toString());
tableView.setStretchAllColumns(true);
addSorter(new WF_Alphanumeric_Sorter());
}
@Override
protected void prepareDraw() {
tableView.removeAllViews();
tableView.addView(headerRow.getWidget());
}
