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POIs there a better way to link up XML elements with java classes in Android than findViewById()
 

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    <p>While I would like to make everything programatically whenever I can, and leave XML blank, that is not possible where I work (designers will not work with raw program code...)</p> <p>So, to that extend, almost every one of my activity that I work with or built contains a large block of findViewById at the start somewhere.</p> <p>This is especially painful if I had to create it from scratch and I am now allowed to programatically create an array of buttons and add it to the layout... Thankfully they will let me do that if it gets to 10+ elements and they are all the same type.</p> <p>Is there a way to avoid this? Or a way to make it automatically cast it into what I am assigning it to? So I don't need to type Button mButton = (Button) findview... </p> <p>If there is some way to automagically generate java instances of buttons and what nots from the XML given the layout that would be great (esp if the names were nice and autocompleteable).</p>
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    1. COYou can also use TAG's, then when you create your Button just add in your for loop : button.setTag(Button.class.getSimpleName()+i) , then when you need you can find your button with view.findViewWithTag(Button.class.getSimpleName()+i);
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    2. COI mean from XML as a way, adding tags is good to refer them from other places where the array of Button or what nots is not easily accessible, but not what I am trying to do.
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