flicker

I am trying to use a single thread to render three separate TextureView's off the UI thread using canvas lock/unlock. The problem observed is the consistent flickering of each of the Texture Views being drawn, with the flicker consisting of a DIFFERENT TextureView's frame. So for example, I draw frames A,B and C in that order. Frame C will appear fine, however frames A and B will flicker with occasional instances of Frame C, and frame A will occasionally flicker with instances of Frame B. I have read through the documentation describing Android Core Graphics, and have a fairly good

I have a VS2008 C++ application for Windows XP SP3 developed using WTL 8.1. My application contains a tab control that flickers when the application border is resized. My window hierarchy looks like this: CFrameWindowImpl CMainFrm |-CSplitterWindow Splitter |-CTabView Configuration Tabs | |-CDialogImpl Configuration View 1 | |-CDialogImpl Configuration View 2 | |-CDialogImpl Configuration View 3 |-CDialogImpl Control View The solution I'm trying is to make the CFrameWindowImpl derived class use the WS_EX_COMPOSITED style and all windows beneath it use the WS_EX_TRANSPARENT style. Unfortunately

I've got a borderless WPF window that needs to be able to hide one of its controls and shrink the window at the same time. The problem is that it looks terrible. Here's what I am doing now: private void btnShowHideTopBar_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { if (commandTopHide == true) { txtblkShowHideTopBar.Text = "Show Top Bar"; commandTopHide = false; myWindow.Left = 1100; myWindow.Width = 180; RSide.Width = new GridLength(0, GridUnitType.Pixel); } else if (commandTopHide == false) { txtblkShowHideTopBar.Text = "Hide Top Bar"; commandTopHide = true; myWindow.Left = 1030; myWindow.Width

My WinForms application has a TextBox that I'm using as a log file. I'm appending text without the form flickering using TextBox.AppendText(string); , however when I try to purge old text (as the control's .Text property reaches the .MaxLength limit), I get awful flicker. The code I'm using is as follows: public static void AddTextToConsoleThreadSafe(TextBox textBox, string text) { if (textBox.InvokeRequired) { textBox.Invoke(new AddTextToConsoleThreadSafeDelegate(AddTextToConsoleThreadSafe), new object[] { textBox, text }); } else { // Ensure that text is purged from the top of the textbox //

I am testing a mobile web application built in jQuery Mobile 1.1.0. I am testing the website application using my Galaxy Nexus running on android 4.0. There is a nasty flicker on the CSS swipe transition and i have looked around for fixes and found this: .ui-page { -webkit-backface-visibility: hidden; } However, when i use this fix, the index page which has a listview does not display. Please help me. What could be the problem? The only real way to prevent the "flickering" is to disable the jQuery Mobile page transitions altogether. In the of your document, place this code: // load your custom

How to get rid of the white splashscreen flickering at the start of a phonegap iOS application? You need to go in PhoneGap.plist and set the AutoHideSplashScreen to NO Then whenever you want in your app you can choose to hide the splashscreen with the following code : navigator.splashscreen.hide(); Hope this helps You can change the default.png and default@2x.png splash screens to something more of your liking. That gets rid of the white background. You can find these resources in the appname/appname /Resources/Splash folder in an Xcode 4x project. I have a problem with the plugins or some

I have a windows form application that has a background. Within it, I have a flowlayoutpanel with a transparent background. When I scroll, the following happens: I also see some flickering. I've tried all the doublebuffered business, and it doesn't work. Any suggestions? Yeah, that doesn't work. Here's a class that improves it somewhat: using System; using System.Windows.Forms; class MyFlowLayoutPanel : FlowLayoutPanel { public MyFlowLayoutPanel() { this.DoubleBuffered = true; } protected override void OnScroll(ScrollEventArgs se) { this.Invalidate(); base.OnScroll(se); } } Compile and drop it

When the user grabs a corner of a resizable window, and then moves it, windows first moves the contents of the window around, then issues a WM_SIZE to the window being resized. Thus, in a dialog where I want to control the movement of various child controls, and I want to eliminate flickering, the user first sees what windows OS thinks the window will look like (because, AFAICT, the OS uses a bitblt approach to moving things around inside the window before sending the WM_SIZE) - and only then does my dialog get to handle moving its child controls around, or resize them, etc., after which it