android identify tablerow

So, is there any easy way to identify the tablerow clicked? I have a tablelayout with static data, like a menu. When the user click any tablerow I want to start the specified activity. I've googled a couple of hours but everyone seem to use the view inside the tablerows text property to identify it, which sucks if you translate the app. I tried to find some getIndex property of the TableLayouit but no luck, and the views .getId property is useless.

I guess the solution is to have specific onclicklistener开发者_运维百科s on each tablerow but that will generate a lot of (unnecessary) code and there must be a better solution?

Regards

if you make your activity as an extension of ListView() and you put your options in a list you can actually override the method public void onListItemClick(ListView parent, View v, int position, long id) { } and the position attribute of that method is an int which indicates what row you actually click this is a solution that i am sure actually works, so if your table layout is not too complicated i suggest you to make a list and override this method!

ok, I'll try another one since that one causes you other problems, you could make something like this:

in the onCreate():

firstTextVIew = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.firstText);

 firstTextView.setOnClickListener(this);

secondTextVIew = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.secondText);

 secondTextView.setOnClickListener(this);

after the onCreate():

public void onClick(View v) {       

    /*make a list of cases for any text view, where __TextView is the name you gave to the textview when you made the getViewById() on the start of the activity*/
        if(v == firstTextView){         
            //start activity
        }
    if(v == secondTextView){        
            //start activity
        }   
    }