android.widget.TwoLineListItem Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: ViewStackTest.java From Pancakes with MIT License

4 votes

private void assertTopViewIsCorrectType() {
    assertTrue(container.getChildAt(1) instanceof TwoLineListItem);
}

Example #2

Source File: DSL.java From anvil with MIT License

4 votes

public static BaseDSL.ViewClassResult twoLineListItem() {
  return BaseDSL.v(TwoLineListItem.class);
}

Example #3

Source File: DSL.java From anvil with MIT License

4 votes

public static Void twoLineListItem(Anvil.Renderable r) {
  return BaseDSL.v(TwoLineListItem.class, r);
}

Example #4

Source File: DSL.java From anvil with MIT License

4 votes

public static BaseDSL.ViewClassResult twoLineListItem() {
  return BaseDSL.v(TwoLineListItem.class);
}

Example #5

Source File: DSL.java From anvil with MIT License

4 votes

public static Void twoLineListItem(Anvil.Renderable r) {
  return BaseDSL.v(TwoLineListItem.class, r);
}

Example #6

Source File: ViewStackTest.java From Pancakes with MIT License

3 votes

@Test
public void peek() {
    viewStack.push(BOTTOM_LAYOUT_RES);

    viewStack.push(TOP_LAYOUT_RES);

    View view = viewStack.peek();

    assertTrue(view instanceof TwoLineListItem);
}

Example #7

Source File: Edict.java From aedict with GNU General Public License v3.0

2 votes

/**
 * Prints itself to a ListView item.
 * 
 * @param e
 *            the entry to print, not null.
 * @param item
 *            the item.
 * @param romanize
 *            if non-null then katakana/hiragana will be shown as romaji
 */
public static void print(final DictEntry e, final TwoLineListItem item, final RomanizationEnum romanize) {
	print(e, item.getText1(), item.getText2(), romanize);
}