hi martin,
The list is not read only, it is reloading. That is the difference!
erm, in the quote from the 'warning' it reads:
"... and as people usually use ListViews for displaying read-only lists (at
least, that's what we think), this is good default behavior."
so, read-only, not reloading! and read-only lists don't need reloading, imho.
> I see that as a confirmation that 99% of our users *don't* have
> problems with the listview the way it is currently setup.
i would say for the other users it would make no difference if the ListView
would reuse items, since (see above) 'usually ListViews are used for displaying
read-only lists'.
the current default behavior just saves you one 'listview.removeAll()' to get a
fresh view on the list if the list should have happened to be modified.
regards, --- jan.
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