hi ,
thank you for the response, i tried the above mentioned method but it
dint find much changes in the drawing on the maps .
if u can fwd any worked example project , it would be more helpful ..
we are drawing the tracks/routes on the map after the completion of
the track . Problem exists when their is large amount of data
collected ( atleast after 10mi data drawn on map) and on every zoom
this is re-drawn and hence takes time to display .
thank u again ,
regards
Sheik
On Feb 15, 6:43 pm, TreKing <treking...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One easy thing you could do is early out on the shadow pass. Draw gets
> called twice, one for the shadow layer and then again for the "real"
> drawing. So unless you're doing something with the shadow pass you can exit
> early:
>
> draw(...., boolean shadow)
> {
> super.draw(..., shadow);
>
> if (shadow)
> return;
>
> ....
>
> }
>
> mapView.postInvalidateDelayed(6000);
>
> Also, why are you doing this? Invalidate is used to force a re-draw ... why
> would you do this in the draw method?
>
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