Mark Murphy wrote:
> Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> > and I need to deal with
> > this case specifically, which complicates my application logic a
> > little (here though it is probably my fault - not a perfect design).
>
> Your View should not care about how many times it is drawn. Relying on
> assumed
Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> and I need to deal with
> this case specifically, which complicates my application logic a
> little (here though it is probably my fault - not a perfect design).
Your View should not care about how many times it is drawn. Relying on
assumed behavior (e.g., onDraw() is only
@Mark
I care because something needs to be drawn if the onDraw method is
being called. If there are no actual changes to the view, then this is
a waste of resources (probably unnoticeable) and I need to deal with
this case specifically, which complicates my application logic a
little (here though
On Oct 30, 5:15 pm, skink wrote:
> On Oct 30, 12:36 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
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> > Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated.
>
> > Mihai Fonoage
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> > On Oct 29, 3:44 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
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> > > Hello everyone,
>
> > > I have two views, one of which is a Chronometer. Wheneve
On Oct 30, 12:36 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated.
>
> Mihai Fonoage
>
> On Oct 29, 3:44 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
>
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> > Hello everyone,
>
> > I have two views, one of which is a Chronometer. Whenever the
> > Chronometer gets updated (every second, au
Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> I have a LinearLayout that contains the Chronometer (+ some TextViews
> all in another LinearLayout), and the SecondView view. I guess the
> problem is that all child views (Chronometer + SecondView) of the root
> LinearLayout view are updated in case one of its child views
Thanks for the link String! I am trying to figure out what Drawable is
shared between the Chronometer and my SecondView (which draws some
bitmaps), but I cannot come with anything. Looking at my stack trace,
there is nothing there to suggest anything similar. I will look more
into that, but my fee
On Oct 29, 7:44 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> I have two views, one of which is a Chronometer. Whenever the
> Chronometer gets updated (every second, automatically, after its start
> () method has been called), the onDraw method of my second view is
> called. Any way I can stop this from happening?
Hi Mark,
The stack trace is as follows:
W/System.err( 769): java.lang.Throwable: stack dump
W/System.err( 769):at java.lang.Thread.dumpStack(Thread.java:610)
W/System.err( 769):at .SecondView.onDraw(SecondView
.java:381)
W/System.err( 769):at android.view.View.draw(View.java:6274
Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated.
Your question cannot be answered in the abstract. You need to find this
out for yourself.
Put a breakpoint or dump a stack trace in onDraw() of your second view.
Figure out from there what is triggering it. If I had to guess,
Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated.
Mihai Fonoage
On Oct 29, 3:44 pm, Mihai Fonoage wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have two views, one of which is a Chronometer. Whenever the
> Chronometer gets updated (every second, automatically, after its start
> () method has been called), the on
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