java - How to create ListView from an Object with multiple arrays -

i lost again. object follows:

public class loginfo implements serializable{   public arraylist<point[][]> strokes; public linkedlist<byte[]> codes; public int[] times;  ... } 

first of populate listview arraylist of objects. select object listview, , populate new list in new fragment fields

public arraylist<point[][]> strokes; public linkedlist<byte[]> codes; 

however, create arrayadapter can't pass object (as understand). need pass array. problem is, pass object created , selected, , populate list fields (not strokes or codes, both of them).

how should objectadapter class , class should extend? select object arraylist of objects used:

public class loginfoobjectadapter extends arrayadapter<loginfo> 

example (real life):

i have lot of cars on parking , need make list of them, use arrayadapter populate list. after choose 1 car list (car object) has 2 arrays in (for example broken bulbs , broken tires, both array same size). want new list information selected car. hope clear enough. problem use arrayadapter have pass array in constructor, want pass whole object , inside adapter class process , add choosen fields listview

if have object multiple lists, don't need extend arrayadapter, can extend baseadapter , implement methods needed (getcount(), getview(), etc).

public class adapter extends baseadapter {  class loginfo implements serializable {       public arraylist<point[][]> strokes;     public linkedlist<byte[]> codes;     public int[] times; }  private loginfo minfo; public adapter(loginfo info) {     minfo = info; }    @override public int getcount() {     if (minfo != null && minfo.strokes != null) {     return minfo.strokes.size();     }     return 0; }  @override public object getitem(int i) {     return null; }  @override public long getitemid(int i) {     return 0; }  @override public view getview(int i, view view, viewgroup viewgroup) {     if (minfo != null) {     point[][] p = minfo.strokes.get(i);     byte[] b = minfo.codes.get(i);     //create view     }     return null; } 

}