Well, what exactly is the difference between the two to understand
them better?
- Juan T.
On Oct 15, 10:29 pm, Romain Guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Photostream uses an activity-alias, not an AliasActivity (they are different
:)
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 7:24 PM, jtaylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The activity-alias tag can only be used to link to another activity
implement in the same manifest as the tag appears, and when this alias
is launched by the system it just directly launches the target
activity so there is no actual implementation behind it.
The AliasActivity class is just a
The activity-alias tag appears to enable different manifest
attributes for the same activity. AliasActivity is something I'd have
to see in an example to really understand it. At least it sounds
uncommon.
- Juan T.
On Oct 16, 4:44 pm, hackbod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The activity-alias tag
I noticed the Photostream app has alias activities.
(This comment is in androidmanifest.xml)
!-- Alias activity used to set the wallpaper on Home. The alias is
used
simply to have a different label. --
http://code.google.com/p/apps-for-android/source/browse/trunk/#trunk/Photostream
Photostream uses an activity-alias, not an AliasActivity (they are different :)
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 7:24 PM, jtaylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed the Photostream app has alias activities.
(This comment is in androidmanifest.xml)
!-- Alias activity used to set the wallpaper on
Hmmm.. I tested it again and the startActivity()/finish() seems to be
working now.
It may have been an issue with an exception that was thrown in the
child activity during initialization. I would launch the app, briefly
see the entry-point activity, get a first draw of the child, and then
a
You may need to give more information on what you are doing. If the
flicker you are seeing is happening when you launch your app from the
home screen, this is not atually your app but a preview of it based on
its theme and such in the manifest. If you can't make this match what
will ultimately
It looks like the sample code for AliasActivity isn't currently being
included in the SDK, I'll get that changed. For what it's worth,
though, the main utility of it is if you want to create an .apk that
doesn't include any code but just resource definitions to launch other
things. For you it's
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