If MyView is static inner class of MyFragment, with a public
constructor following the two-parameter form for View subclasses, use
com.example.test.MyFragment$MyView.
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 1:46 PM, dashman <erjdriver@gmail.com> wrote:
> i've got a nested View sub-class class
>
> In a xml file, i have a reference to it
>
> <Layout>
> <com.example.test.MyFragment.MyView/>
> </Layout>
>
> Where MyView is a sub-class of View.
>
> I'm getting run-time error for class not found.
>
> do i need to delimit using $ instead of .
>
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