To start an activity, you need a Context.
You can get it by calling view.getContext() - which will actually be a
reference to the activity (if the view is inside one).
-- Kostya
19.01.2011 9:56, vivin joy пишет:
i have two Activities. one is the MainActivity and other an
activity where a user could type anything. i have a class called
commentclass which extends View class. the main.xml layout uses this
class. this main.xml is displayed using the mainActivity . the
commentclass has a ontouch event. in that event, when a particular
region is touched, i need to start the second activity. how do i do
that?? pls help me with this. i googled a lot , but i was not able to
find the correct answer.
thanks
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