On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 10:45 AM, fabricio <[email protected]> wrote:
> This action will result in an Intent being received by a BroadcastReceiver,
> defined in my application.
> Finally, this BroadcastReceiver will start an activity ("activity 2") to
> deal with this intent.
>
Why not just start the second activity from the first? Why go through
broadcasting and receiving an intent?
> The problem is that I have a "quit application" entry in my menu, and
> I can only finish() currently active activity.
> ie I am not able to finish "activity 1" from the menu of "activity 2".
>
Here's an idea: get rid of the "quit application" option. It's really
unnecessary, especially if you're only dealing with 2 activities. You're
saving, what, two back-button presses?
> And I can't use startActivityForResult() as "activity 2" can't be started
> from "activity 1".
>
Why not?
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