Hi Romain,
I am actually using in List3 adapter.notifyDatasetChanged(). This do
not freeze the app but do not allow the user to scroll perfectly as in
List1. For some reason (the amount of operations probably in the
AsyncTask) the ListView is not entirely independent from the data set
affecting
First:
You directly modify the activity's attribute 'items' (that serves as
your data in your list-adapter) in your background thread, without any
proper synchronization with the main GUI-thread. This is bad news. It
may work for a while, but it's bound to fail at some point.
Second (and i
Do NOT call invalidateViews(), it calls ListView to throw everything
away. Use Adapter.notifyDatasetChanged() instead.
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 10:15 PM, pperottipablo.pero...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
After digging with the APIs I still cannot figure out how the
AsyncTask properly works
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