The constructor ArrayAdapter<string> is undefined

Question

I have a method, initializeViews, which encounters an ArrayAdapter constructor undefined error in its last line.

The method is located in F1Fragment, which extends MainFragment. MainFragment is then attached to an Activity.

Can we not give the context of a Fragment in the ArrayAdapter<string> constructor? I am new to Android. Please correct me. Thanks in advance.

private void initializeViews(RelativeLayout contentLayout) {
    leaguesListView = ( ListView ) contentLayout.findViewById ( R.id.leaguesListView );
    progressLinear  =   (LinearLayout) contentLayout.findViewById ( R.id.progressLeagues );
    values= new String[] { "RedBullRacing", "McLaren", "Lotus",
      "ForceIndia", "HRT", "Ferrari" };
    adapter= new ArrayAdapter<String>(F1Fragment.this, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1, android.R.id.text1, values);
}

Adam Monos · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-29 07:20:50Z

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Change F1Fragment.this to getActivity(). The Fragment is not a Context.

answered Aug 29, 2012 at 7:20

Adam Monos

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