Finally, I found what would do removeUpdates(PendingIntent). No matter
what object reference you pass through, it will get the receiver:
public void removeUpdatesPI(PendingIntent intent) {
try {
synchronized (mLock) {
removeUpdatesLocked(getReceiver(intent));
So, there's no problem getting new instances of a PendingIntent every
time you call getBroadcast(). What it matters is certainly the
PendingIntent description so the target is the same of every different
object, and so the receiver. At least, that is what finally I think
what understood.
Cheers,
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Sebastián Treu
http://labombiya.com.ar
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