On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 2:00 PM, Raghav Sood <raghavs...@gmail.com> wrote:
> But the thing is location can't be null. If it was the app wouldn't have
> reached here. I check for location being null in my main activity:
>
> if (location != null) {
>
> // Update my location marker
>
> positionOverlay.setLocation(location);
>
> Only the does MyPositionOverlay receive location.
As I indicated in your previous thread, if you try to use the overlay
and YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED A LOCATION YET (caps to ensure you pay
attention), your location variable will be null simply because you
haven't ever had any valid Location to use.
So, as I wrote before, you either need to not set up the overlay until
you actually have a Location, or you need to have more smarts in the
overlay to deal with the null location case.
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