DataSetObserver

abstract class DataSetObserver

Receives call backs when a data set has been changed, or made invalid. The typically data sets that are observed are Cursors or android.widget.Adapters. DataSetObserver must be implemented by objects which are added to a DataSetObservable.

Summary

Public constructors
`DataSetObserver()`

Public methods

Public methods
open Unit	`onChanged()` This method is called when the entire data set has changed, most likely through a call to `Cursor.requery()` on a `Cursor`.
open Unit	`onInvalidated()` This method is called when the entire data becomes invalid, most likely through a call to `Cursor.deactivate()` or android.

open Unit

onChanged()

This method is called when the entire data set has changed, most likely through a call to Cursor.requery() on a Cursor.

open Unit

onInvalidated()

This method is called when the entire data becomes invalid, most likely through a call to Cursor.deactivate() or android.

Public constructors

DataSetObserver()

Public methods

onChanged

open fun onChanged(): Unit

This method is called when the entire data set has changed, most likely through a call to Cursor.requery() on a Cursor.

onInvalidated

open fun onInvalidated(): Unit

This method is called when the entire data becomes invalid, most likely through a call to Cursor.deactivate() or android.database.Cursor#close() on a Cursor.

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