Android Cursor Issue with Calendar -


i'm trying make app tells me whats next meeting in calendar. did place cursor on last event , start getting start times until 1 that's smaller right now, then, use previous item. works fine when creating events in order not if create event in between. here example:

lets set time 13:00 hours have events added before @ 15:00 (event 1), 16:00 (event 2), 17:00 (event 3) cursor goes read start time of event 3. since start time bigger right now, goes previous one, event 2 since start time bigger, goes previous one, event 1. since start time bigger, goes previous one, event yesterday. since start smaller, gets id, title , start , end times event 1.

that works fine, problem is, when add @ lets 14:00 (event 0) after added others first, events 1, 2 , 3 wont event 0, keeps information of event 1.

how can make correctly made?

here code

big in advance

regards

public class calendarinfo extends activity { int idnumber = 0; private cursor mcursor = null; private static final string[] cols = new string[] { calendarcontract.events.title, calendarcontract.events.dtstart,      calendarcontract.events.dtend, calendarcontract.events._id}; protected void oncreate(bundle savedinstancestate) {  super.oncreate(savedinstancestate);     setcontentview(r.layout.calendar_info); button buttonchange999 = (button) findviewbyid(r.id.button999);         buttonchange999.setonclicklistener(new view.onclicklistener() {         public void onclick(view v) {              mcursor = getcontentresolver().query(             calendarcontract.events.content_uri, cols, null, null, null);             mcursor.movetolast();             calendar cal = calendar.getinstance();             long currenttimestart = cal.gettimeinmillis();             long ammountofdaypassed = currenttimestart/86400000;             string title = "n/a";             long start = 9223372036854775806l;             long end = 0l;             int id = 0;             string title2 = "n/a";             long start2 = 9223372036854775806l;             long end2 = 0l;             int id2 = 0;             while(start>currenttimestart){             try {             title = mcursor.getstring(0);             start = mcursor.getlong(1);             end = mcursor.getlong(2);             id = mcursor.getint(3);             } catch (exception e) {             //ignore             }             if(start>currenttimestart){                 title2 = title;                 start2 = start;                 end2 = end;                 id2 = id;             }             mcursor.movetoprevious();             }              dateformat formatter01 = new simpledateformat("dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss");             calendar calendar01 = calendar.getinstance();             calendar01.settimeinmillis(start2);             string starttext = formatter01.format(calendar01.gettime());             dateformat formatter02 = new simpledateformat("dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss");             calendar calendar02 = calendar.getinstance();             calendar02.settimeinmillis(end2);             string endtext = formatter02.format(calendar02.gettime());              if(start2>currenttimestart && end2>currenttimestart){             settingstextview.settext("meeting: "+title2+"\n"+"at: "+starttext+"\n"+"until: "+endtext+"\n"+"id: "+id2);             idnumber=id2;             }             else{                 settingstextview.settext("no next meeting" + "\n" + "meeting: "+title2+"\n"+"at: "+starttext+"\n"+"until: "+endtext+"\n"+"id: "+id2);                 idnumber=id2;         }         }     });

}

solved adding 1 if in line:

if(start>currenttimestart){ if(start<start2){             title2 = title;             start2 = start;             end2 = end;             id2 = id;         } }

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