Why doesn't ArrayAdapter filter correctly after screen orientation change?

I thought I'd make this self-reply post in case other programmers who are new to Android development (like I am) become stumped by this. So, according to android reference onResume will only be called if Activity is.

I thought I'd make this self-reply post in case other programmers who are new to Android development (like I am) become stumped by this. So, according to android reference onResume will only be called if Activity is 1) created 2) restarted 3) resumed (brought to foreground after resume) Ok, so what does screen orientation have to do with this? Well, most devs who read documentation skim through it on the account of the fact that there's a lot to read and they just want to get to implementing something cool.

I was no different. If only I had read further, I would've avoided a lot of headache later on: Unless you specify otherwise, a configuration change (such as a change in screen orientation, language, input devices, etc) will cause your current activity to be destroyed And now it's obvious why filter wouldn't work correctly. The problem was that (once the activity was destroyed on screen orientation change) listAdapter wasn't fully or at all populated (due to the asynchronous nature of the refresh) before filtering would commence.

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