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invalidateOptionsMenu() is used to say Android, that contents of menu have changed, and menu should be redrawn. For example, you click a button which adds another menu item at runtime, or hides menu items group. In this case you should call invalidateOptionsMenu(), so that the system could redraw it on UI. This method is a signal for OS to call onPrepareOptionsMenu(), where you implement necessary menu manipulations. Furthermore, OnCreateOptionsMenu() is called only once during activity (fragment) creation, thus runtime menu changes cannot be handled by this method.
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invalidateOptionsMenu() is used to say Android, that contents of menu have changed, and menu should be redrawn. For example, you click a button which adds another menu item at runtime, or hides menu items group. In this case you should call invalidateOptionsMenu(), so that the system could redraw it on UI. This method is a signal for OS to call onPrepareOptionsMenu(), where you implement necessary menu manipulations. Furthermore, OnCreateOptionsMenu() is called only once during activity (fragment) creation, thus runtime menu changes cannot be handled by this method.
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invalidateOptionsMenu() is used to say Android, that contents of menu have changed, and menu should be redrawn. For example, you click a button which adds another menu item at runtime, or hides menu items group. In this case you should call invalidateOptionsMenu(), so that the system could redraw it on UI. This method is a signal for OS to call onPrepareOptionsMenu(), where you implement necessary menu manipulations. Furthermore, OnCreateOptionsMenu() is called only once during activity (fragment) creation, thus runtime menu changes cannot be handled by this method.
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