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Android SurfaceHolder.unlockCanvasAndPost() does not cause redraw

I'm implementing a fairly standard app with the Android sdk that involves drawing using the SurfaceView, SurfaceHolder, Callback setup.

In my main thread (UI thread) I have no drawing or handling of the SurfaceHolder (or the canvas you retrieve with it).

In a separate thread I have the following:

Log.i("GAME.DrawThread", "run()");
        Log.i("GAME.DrawThread", Thread.currentThread().getName());
        Canvas canvas = null;
        try {
            canvas = holder.lockCanvas();
            synchronized(holder) {
                Log.i("GAME", "draw():synchronized");
                Paint paint = new Paint();
                paint.setColor(R.color.draw_color);
                canvas.drawColor(R.color.draw_color);
                canvas.drawLine(0, 0, 500, 500, paint);
            }
        } catch (SurfaceHolder.BadSurfaceTypeException e) {
            Log.e("GAME", "onDraw():  BadSurfaceTypeException");
        } finally {
            if (canvas != null) {
                holder.unlockCanvasAndPost(canvas);
            }
        } 

This code is being executed, throws no exceptions, and has no negative side effects that I can find; however, the unlockCanvasAndPost() call never causes onDraw() to be called.

In other words, unlockCanvasAndPost() does not cause a redraw of the SurfaceView.

Any ideas what could cause this symptom? I have pl开发者_开发问答enty of java experience, a fair amount of android experience, and a lot of debugging experience and cannot track this one down.

Thanks in advance.


So it turns out that when using SurfaceView you draw to a Surface that is underneath a Window. I was setting the background color of the View in xml; it turns out that sets the background color of the Window, not the Surface. In effect, I made the Window opaque so that you couldn't see the Surface underneath.

Lesson Learned.


That's not how SurfaceView works. Calling unlockCanvasAndPost() does not invoke onDraw(), that's the whole point of using a SurfaceView. A SurfaceView's surface lives in a different window.


This is old, but I have a feeling the problem is there is no surfaceholder callback. He was trying to draw on the surface before the surface was created


For set SurfaceView to top Z-View index, add to youre CustomerSurfaceView a code below:

init {
   setZOrderOnTop(true)
}
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