Inserting code from a string or array in to whiptail

I have a dialog that shows a list of items, I need to be able to edit/delete items in this list so I put a context menu in so when the user long presses on an item it they can choose what they want to do (edit or delete the item).

The problem is that onContextItemSelected never gets called when an item in the context menu is selected.

I checked to see if maybe the activity that created the dialo

I have a custom adapter (extending BaseAdapter). Items can be added to or removed from the top or bottom of the list.

Hello,

I'm a new Python learner, and I was reading some code the other day and thought that I saw they were using the list.pop method to pop of more than one item at a time. Something like this.

Code: l = [ 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e' ] l.pop(0:3) ['a','b','c'] l

I am trying to get all accessible wi-fi points and store them on the string list. For this reason I have created one activity class and corressponding listener class. But, string array namely items is empty, althoug I am trying on the real device.

I'm using a ListView to display a list of items. I tap on one item to 'select' it, and that item briefly turns orange in the list, but then returns to the background color.

How can I cause the item to stay 'lit' until I unselect it (by tapping the item again)?

Also, can I call a method that will clear all selected items for that list?

Hi again :)

This is just a sample whiptail menu. Works great, but have been trying to get the chosen value into a variable but failing pretty bad...its ther but unsure how to echo it out when needed

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I have created an activity which contains product id and product name as list items. Each row contains an edittext which can be used to enter quantity for a particular product.

Hi guys I am trying to add icons to the list of items in my context menu triggered when the user long clicks on a list view item.

The list is displaying fine along with the context menu, the only thing I seem to be having difficulty with is setting the icons.

I have a custom list adapter that has a ToggleButton in the xml for each of the list items, so this is an example of two items in the list:

I used a link, as I do not have enough reputation to post pictures. The irrelevant parts are blurred out.