which is not the current forground Activity is
a candidate to be killed by the OS if resources get tight. So each
Activity that pauses needs to save its state so that when the end-user
presses the back key it can restore itself and resume where it left
off.
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RichardC
On Oct 9, 6:22 pm, David
How can an application detect when it's lost control of the screen?
The reason I ask is that my application has an appwidget whose visible
state should be consistent with user actions within the application.
In addition to the application exiting, I'd like to know when other
applications take
Found the problem due to problem with release build scripts.
Diagnosis: pilot error. DOH!
On Sep 30, 6:33 pm, David Bernstein dbb.post...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some code that starts another activity based on a menu item
selection:
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected( MenuItem item
Found the problem due to problem with release build scripts.
Diagnosis: pilot error. DOH!
On Sep 30, 6:33 pm, David Bernstein dbb.post...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some code that starts another activity based on a menu item
selection:
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected( MenuItem item
Found the problem due to problem with release build scripts.
Diagnosis: pilot error. DOH!
On Sep 30, 6:33 pm, David Bernstein dbb.post...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some code that starts another activity based on a menu item
selection:
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected( MenuItem item
I have some code that starts another activity based on a menu item
selection:
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected( MenuItem item ) {
Log.d( TAG, onOptionsItemSelected(): entering... );
//...
switch ( item.getItemId() ) {
//...
case
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