Screen invalidate invokeAction causes on the ground?

I ran into a bit of an interesting problem that I can't understand. Here's the test code:

public class TestScreen extends MainScreen {   public TestScreen() {     addMenuItem(new MenuItem("Click Me!", 100, 100) {         public void run() { }     });

     add(new LF());    }

  public void onFocusNotify(boolean focus) {        if(focus) {           invalidate();     } }

  class LF extends ObjectListField {        public LF() {         insert(0, "item 0");          insert(1, "item 1");      }

      protected boolean invokeAction(int action) {          insert(getSize(), "item " + getSize());           UiApplication.getUiApplication().getActiveScreen().invalidate();          return true;      } }}

It behaves normally until you try to click the custom menu item and look at it triggers the BA invokeAction method. The problem has something to do with onFocusNotify, because he fixed this glitch. What happens here?

I forgot to mention: running the last plug-in in eclipse with 8520 Simulator SDK 5.0 running

Sorry if double posting is against the rules. I feel like such a * beep *. Call super.onFocusNotify solves the problem.

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