Douglas, I understand that Settings interacts with your code using Intents.
This means there should be a component of some sort in your project that responds to those intents, correct?
If so, have you tried adding waitForDebugger() in that component's onCreate() ?
-- Kostya 03.05.2011 21:08, Douglas Selph пишет:
In general, you are not allowed open android APP projects, such as the Phone app, in eclipse. I tried that before and failed. Thus without being able to pull in that code I can't set the breakpoint after the waitForDebugger() statement as you suggested. That code is not directly callable neither from any project I might write. The only way to interact with that code is via intents or the activity manager.
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