On 02/15/2012 10:45 PM, Olof Hedman wrote:
Thanks for the log!
Which version of android did you run it on?
2.3.4 and 4.0.2
It made my try one more thing...
I simplified my layout as much as I could, and this actually got rid
of the extreme weirdness, and made my log look like yours.
I don't get though why it would matter.
The problem seem to be the relative-layout I have in the background.
(I use it for a background image + a logo shown behind the list)
Here is my layout with just the relative-layout commented out:
http://pastebin.com/zFBxL97m
The view never resizes or anything, so there seems to be some funky-
ness going on when it inflates the views for the Activity.
Do you have any idea of why it would behave like this because of the
relativelayout?
If you wanted to investigate, I suppose you could make your own subclass
of ListView, override requestLayout and put a log statement there.
Also still weird it thinks its necessary to re-getting the views when
the screen power down, but at least the user will only notice that
because of slightly worse battery life:)
By itself, the backlight turning off does not have anything to do with it.
However, take a look at your activty's onResume to see if it tells the
view to invalidate.
If your list view is backed by a managed cursor, the latter will be
requiried around the time of onResume, in turn causing the list view to
fully update.
-- Kostya
Cheers,
Olof
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