content provider: add result callback to content provider #946
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@ottigeda, thanks for the pull request, but unfortunately the code looks problematic... It doesn't guarantee that the callback is really called in all the situations. You have to care for all the methods (not only Anyway, I understand fully what you really wanted to do in #930. I'll ponder over how I can implement it. Thanks for your attempt! |
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As a follow up to my question in #930, I tried to come up with a solution for it.