If you send it to a handler, the handler/looper will recycle it for you.
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 4:20 AM, edovino <ed...@cadwal.org> wrote:
> Maybe I'm reading the documentation wrong - but if I call
> Message.obtain(), shouldn't i call Message.release() when my Handler
> is done with it?
> Thing is, Message.release() always causes a
> android.util.AndroidRuntimeException (in a process outside my own
> application!)
>
> 11-25 13:05:19.364: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(1249):
> android.util.AndroidRuntimeException: { what=1000 when=5798286 } This
> message is already in use.
>
> What's the correct pattern for Message.obtain()/recycle() use?
>
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