The exception is due to your thread not having a Looper, which a
fundamental low-level mechanism used by Android to delivers events to an
application. You can fix this, but....
You don't really need a thread for this - after you register a listener,
the main thread will continue to run, receiving event callbacks as needed.
If your app is having performance problems, take a look at what you do
inside the listener callbacks and make it take less time.
-- Kostya
26.09.2011 19:25, saex пишет:
It is for Augmented Reality App, i really need to use Threads for
this, or the camera doesn't works properly
The code that i posted gives me an exception.... how can i avoid that
exception? the Exception is posted in the question.
Thanks
On 26 sep, 16:52, TreKing<treking...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 8:37 AM, saex<elpablos...@gmail.com> wrote:
But i want to do it on a separate Thread, to optimize my app removing tasks
from the main thread, because the main thread have a lot of tasks on it and
it needs to use threads for such thinks
Putting arbitrary functionality on another thread will not optimize your app
unless you make really good use of multi-core processers. In fact, it will
slow it down with the overhead of creating, switching to, running, and
cleaning up the thread.
please tell me how to make a thread that only executes itself one time
The code you already have will do exactly that, as pointless as it is.
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transit tracking app for Android-powered devices
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