Events are duplicated on the same day about agendacalendarview HOT 6 CLOSED

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@arkangelx It's really hard to tell, but first thing I'd do when I see your event loading task in EventsFragment, place:
Calendar startTime = Calendar.getInstance();
Calendar endTime = Calendar.getInstance();
In the loop just below.
I remember having some problem when using one calendar instance for different event instances, I'd recommend creating a new Calendar instance for each event.
That might not solve it but I'd start there.

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Tried that...it didn't work then but will try again tho be sure
thanks....ps it loads past events...right?
On 5 Dec 2015 18:13, "Thibault Guégan" [email protected] wrote:

@arkangelx https://github.com/arkangelx It's really hard to tell, but
first thing I'd do when I see your event loading task, place:
Calendar startTime = Calendar.getInstance();
Calendar endTime = Calendar.getInstance();
In the loop just below.
I remember having some problem when using same calendar instances for
different instances, I'd recommend creating a new Calendar instance for
each event.
That might not solve it but I'd start there.

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Strangely , it worked!!!! Thibault..i owe you a beer ...that's if you
drink!!!!! Wow thank you. The logic is simple and the only reason i can
think of is that because its a single initialized once (before loop),
changing its state somehow doesn't get retained in the list.. THANK
YOU!!!! I thought if i have 1000 events in a year would i want to create
so many references in memory, even though its a singleton. Thank you again

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Tried that...it didn't work then but will try again tho be sure
thanks....ps it loads past events...right?
On 5 Dec 2015 18:13, "Thibault Guégan" [email protected] wrote:

@arkangelx https://github.com/arkangelx It's really hard to tell, but
first thing I'd do when I see your event loading task, place:
Calendar startTime = Calendar.getInstance();
Calendar endTime = Calendar.getInstance();
In the loop just below.
I remember having some problem when using same calendar instances for
different instances, I'd recommend creating a new Calendar instance for
each event.
That might not solve it but I'd start there.

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Innovate & Prevail

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That's good news!! I've been into this situation, happy to help. Thanks for the beer!!
p.s: If you think that's solved for you, I'm inviting you to close that issue.

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yeah..done

On 6 Dec 2015, at 00:16, Thibault Guégan [email protected] wrote:

That's good news!! I've been into this situation, happy to help. Thanks for the beer!!
p.s: If you think that's solved for you, I'm inviting you to close that issue.

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