17.03.2011 15:37, Jake Colman пишет:
I must be making a stupid mistake but I cannot figure it out.
My appwidget has to create an alarm that triggers at a user-defined
interval. In the widget's onReceive method, where I check completion of
configuration or boot completed, I use the following code to obtain the
preference:
SharedPreferences Prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(
context );
int locationPeriod = Integer.parseInt( Prefs.getString( "KEY_DYNAMIC_REFRESH_INTERVAL",
"1" ) );
SharedPreferences can store integer values directly, without the need
for conversion.
This code works correctly.
I also want to reschedule that alarm if the user changes the value for
KEY_DYNAMIC_REFRESH_INTERVAL. So I have the following code in the same
onReceive method:
Prefs.registerOnSharedPreferenceChangeListener( this );
If "this" is your AppWidgetProvider subclass.... those are destroyed
pretty soon after onReceive / onUpdate. You can't rely on those being
around for any length of time.
You might work something out by subclassing Application, or by using a
static, but I would recommend that your preference activity send a
broadcast action to the widget provider, telling it to update the value.
-- Kostya
and I implemented the onSharedPreferenceChanged() method in the
AppWidget class.
For some reason, the onSharedPreferenceChanged() method is never being
triggered. Did I forget to do something?
Thanks.
--
Kostya Vasilyev -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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