> Okay, I included the @Override onFinishInflate and put the code
> addressing the anotherB Button object inside it... the NPE no longer
> occurs, but the code inside onFinishInflate is also never executed, so
> I'm not sure this fixed anything.
Well, something did change, since you're no longer getting the NPE.
> What exactly does "Even if the
> subclass overrides onFinishInflate, they should always be sure to call
> the super method, so that we get called" mean?
Android documentation comes from JavaDoc comments in the code.
I assume that's the reason for the "we" - as in "we, the code inside
Android".
> Should onFinishInflate
> be called like so: super.onFinishInflate(); and if that is the case,
> where should it be called?
It's called by Android to let the view know that its children have been
inflated and added - so you can call this.findViewById().
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