Android Question Object context is paused...

Erel

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• Jun 11, 2014

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Some of the files are missing from the zip file.

 

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LucaMs

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• Jun 11, 2014

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Now it is correct.

 

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LucaMs

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• Jun 11, 2014

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Ops, the attached app does not "contain" that error, because it adds AnotherDatePicker through code.

But you know better than me how to delete those lines of code.

 

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LucaMs

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• Jun 13, 2014

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I am attaching the project with Table and AnotherDatePicker added by code.

 

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Erel

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• Jun 15, 2014

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Do you get this message when you run the code?

 

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LucaMs

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• Jun 15, 2014

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Yes, I get:

Object context is paused. Ignoring CallSubDelayed: AddToActivity

CallSubDelayed (AddToActivity routine of AnotherDatePicker) is not executed, the app don't stops but when i tap on ADP:

anotherdatepicker_show (B4A line: 174)
holder.Visible = True
java.lang.RuntimeException: Object should first be initialized (Panel).

"holder" should be initialized in AddToActivity (not executed).

If you don't add the Table (mTable) in the Main Activity_Create (commenting the two relative lines), you don't get any error

 

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Erel

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• Jun 15, 2014

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I see it now. It doesn't happen in rapid debug mode.

The cause of this issue is the DoEvents call in Table.InnerClearAll.

You can fix it by delaying the table creation:

B4X:

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
   Activity.LoadLayout("layMain")
   Activity.Title = "Table and DatePicker"
   CallSubDelayed(Me, "AddTable")
End Sub

Sub AddTable
   mTable.Initialize(Activity, "Table", 5, Gravity.CENTER_HORIZONTAL+Gravity.CENTER_VERTICAL, True)
   mTable.AddToActivity(Activity, 0, 0, 100%x, 40%y)
   Scale.Initialize
   Scale.ScaleAll(Activity, True)
End Sub

If the table has used a regular ScrollView then a simpler solution would have been to remove the DoEvents call by using ScrollView.ScrollToNow.

 

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LucaMs

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• Jun 15, 2014

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Great.

Thanks, Erel

 

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