Redundand updating of listView rows on resize?

AFAIK This is normal Behavior of the getView() You cannot prevent the call to the getView() but can minimize the process overhead. You would use something like.

AFAIK This is normal Behavior of the getView(); You cannot prevent the call to the getView() but can minimize the process overhead. You would use something like: public View getView(final int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) { View row = null; if(convertView == null) { row = LayoutInflater. From(mContext).

Inflate(R.layout. Row, null); //initialize and set values of components inside row for the first time. } else { row = convertView; } return row; }.

Yeah, I know about reusing views. Thanks. – Grigory Kalabin Jul 11 at 15:56.

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