doesn't show list dividers about stickylistheaders

[anton-novikau]

Just to workaround this bug set divider from the code via ListView.setDivider(). I don't know the roots of this issue but I also faced with it.

[gabrielittner]

Line 109/110 in the StickyListHeaders class states that the dividers are handled by the adapter. So I guess this doesn't happen anymore because the "sticky" adapter classes don't exist anymore and our own adapters don't do the handling.

[JakeWharton]

Dividers are handled by WrapperView and it was working on all API levels when it was contributed. There have been a few changes since that I have not been a part of.

[emilsjolander]

I specifically tested this on the latest big change (though some small changes have been made since then). Will look into it tonight. What version are you seeing this on?

[gabrielittner]

That it was caused by the big change was just a guess didn't have time yet to look at the WrapperView.

I saw it on 4.1 and 4.2 emulators.

[gabrielittner]

Could you also add that it takes the themes default values when nothing is set explicitly (that was the main reason I opened this)?

[emilsjolander]

My mistake! Will get on it
On Jan 16, 2013 4:04 AM, "Gabriel Ittner" [email protected] wrote:

Could you also add that it takes the themes default values when nothing is
set explicitly (that was the main reason I opened this)?

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[emilsjolander]

fixed now

[gabrielittner]

thanks a lot!