Hi,
I am writing an application where if the device goes to suspend mode, the
current activity should get destroyed, instead of being paused, and on
wake-up, its parent activity should be displayed.
Currently, what I've done is to call onBackPressed() from onStop()
something like this:
onStop()
{
doCleanup();
if (!bBackPressed) // Bool to teel if back button was pressed or not
super.onBackPressed();
super.onStop();
}
And in onSaveInstanceState() I'm doing nothing i.e. I'm not calling
super.onSaveInstanceState().
I want to ask if I can call onBackPressed from onStop???
Thanks,
Saksham
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