Integer[] to a String while setting a text field

[Chadd Franck]

Could someone tell me what is wrong?

assuming allStatsArray2 is an Integer[].

someField.setText(allStatsArray2[0].toString());

I keep getting null values I think.

I did a workaround like this

Integer x0 = new Integer(allStatsArray2[0]);
someField.setText(x0.toString());

and it works what am I missing?

[Campbell Ritchie]

Please supply more details. What happens? What happens when you simply print out the array (System.out.println(allStatsArray2) ?

[Chadd Franck]

Well, unfortunately I changed all the code before I posted so I will have to take some time to rewrite a sampleClass to post. I just read the faq on how to post, will will give some more effort before I repost.

[Rob Spoor]

Originally posted by Chadd Franck:
Could someone tell me what is wrong?

assuming allStatsArray2 is an Integer[].

Have you also initialized each element of the array? "new Integer[X]" creates a new array object alright, but all of its elements remain null (or false for boolean, 0 for numbers, \u0000 for char). You need to initialize each one separately.