Android String-arrays create Item with Id -

How to create an Android XML file like this selection list:

  & lt; Select ID = ".. T" name = "..." & gt; & Lt; Option value = "1" & gt; Excellent & lt; / Options & gt; & Lt; Option value = "2" & gt; Good & lt; / Options & gt; & Lt; Option value = "3" & gt; Avg & lt; / Options & gt; & Lt; Option value = "4" & gt; Bad & lt; / Options & gt; & Lt; Option value = "5" & gt; Very bad & lt; / Option & gt; & Lt; / Select & gt;  

Is this code valid?

  & lt; String-array name = "..." & gt; & Lt; Item value = "10" & gt; Excellent & lt; / Item & gt; & Lt; Item value = "8" & gt; Good & lt; / Item & gt; & Lt; Item value = "5" & gt; Avg & lt; / Item & gt; .... & lt; / String-arrays & gt;  

If the value of the selected item is found in the Java code, is it valid? Since the array index always ranges from 0 to n-1 (n = counting the item), and

You can only define one-dimensional vectors in resources, you can not use the index as values.
At least, if these values ​​are meant to represent "custom" values.

But you can use parallel array and can add value to details using a normal index.

It is very beautiful that how ListPreferences work:

  android: entries = "@ array / prefs_send_titles" android: entryValues ​​= "@ Array / prefs_send_values ​​" 

You have 2 different arrays in your resources: one for details and one for values.

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To get the value from the selected item, declare an integer to be the value:

  int value = 0;  

Use the above switch ... case :

  Automatically selected items on public zeros (adapterview & lt; ? & Gt; Parent, View View, Integer Status, Long ID) {int pos = mySpinner.getSelectedItemPosition (); Switch (pause) {case 0: value = 5; break; Case 1: Value = 8; break; Case 2: Value = 11; break; }}  

Or you can use values ​​from an array. I am not showing this technique because it will be more time to write, but it is comfortable.

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To set the spinner based on desired value based on the desired description (this is its initial regular):

  try {int pos = 0; Switch (value) {case 5: paus = 0; break; Case 8: Position = 1; break; Case 11: Status = 2; break; } MySpinner.setSelection (pos); } Hold (last exception e) {mySpinner.setSelection (0); }