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I have an adapter where there is dynamic form generated using switch case. all the case are working but in case of CASE:"NepaliDate", the date is set only in second click. The following is my case:

case "NEPALI_DATE":



            holder.et = new EditText(context);

            list.add(holder.et);

            holder.et.setInputType(InputType.TYPE_CLASS_DATETIME);

            holder.sifarismainLayout.addView(holder.et);

            holder.et.setFocusable(false);

            holder.et.setCursorVisible(false);



            holder.et.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

                @Override

                public void onClick(View v) {



                    Calendar now = Calendar.getInstance();

                    int current_month = now.get(Calendar.MONTH) +1;

                        Log.e("currMonth", String.valueOf(current_month));



                        if(current_month == 4 || current_month == 5 || current_month == 6 || current_month == 7 ||

                            current_month == 8 || current_month == 9 || current_month == 10 ||

                            current_month == 11 || current_month == 12) {



                            com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog dpd = com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog.newInstance(chooseSifarisAdapter.this, now.get(Calendar.YEAR) + 57, now.get(Calendar.MONTH) - 3,

                                    now.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH));



                            dpd.show(manager, "Datepickerdialog");

                        }



                        else {

                            com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog dpd = com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog.newInstance(

                                    chooseSifarisAdapter.this,

                                    now.get(Calendar.YEAR) + 57,

                                    now.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 9,

                                    now.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)

                            );

                            dpd.show(manager, "Datepickerdialog");



                      }

                        holder.et.setText(nepaliDate);



            });

            break;

To use com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog i have to implement a method which contains an override method as follows:

 @Override

public void onDateSet(com.hornet.dateconverter.DatePicker.DatePickerDialog datePickerDialog, int i, int i1, int i2) {

        i1 = i1 + 1;

        String startdate;

        startdate = (i + "/" + i1 + "/" + i2);

        DateConverter dc = new DateConverter();

        Model outputOfConversion = dc.getEnglishDate(i, i1, i2);

        int year = outputOfConversion.getYear();

        int month = outputOfConversion.getMonth();

        int day = outputOfConversion.getDay();

        month = month + 1;

        startDate = (year + "-" + month + "-" + day);

        nepaliDate = i + "-" + i1 + "-" + i2;

Using above code the value is set only on second click. Suppose I choose a date, this date wont be visible at EditText at exact time rather the date will be clicked on second time i click the EditText. Since i have used holder, the exact EditText should be used. please help me?

After this line holder.et = new EditText(context); you can set the et to be not focusable. Because the first click can be to turn the focus to your EditText so to avoid that, since it will not be editable change it's focusable property to false this way: holder.et.setFocusable(false).

EDIT:
According to what I see with your code:
On the first click your nepaliDate is empty and when you set the text to your edittext you set an empty string.

After the first click, when the DatePicker pops up and you choose the date, your nepaliDate has now a value because it's attributed inside onDateSet() callback.

But this time, you are not setting the value of nepaliDate to holder.et,

So when you click for the second time, I guess, your nepaliDate still has the last value.

I think, it should be better to call holder.et.setText(nepaliDate) inside onDateSet() callback. You can create a reference of holder.et on click, that will be accessible inside onDateSet().

That's my point of view