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Receives call backs when a data set has been changed, or made invalid. The typically data sets that are observed are Cursors or Adapters. DataSetObserver must be implemented by objects which are added to a DataSetObservable.
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This method is called when the entire data becomes invalid, most likely through a call to
deactivate() or
close() on a
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This method is called when the entire data becomes invalid, most likely through a call to deactivate() or close() on a Cursor.