Hi Paul,
The above things are just loud self thought
I'm not doing a real thing yet on Monodroid just on MonoTouch that I think
it's possible but on my old android tests:
OnCreate is like Form1_Load on Windows, so the event than run after the
initialization and constructor of the form class.
As the form class is Results, you can create a constructor there, I don't
remember why (maybe Monodroid template) but my project has:
public FormMain()
{
}
public FormMain (IntPtr handle) : base(handle)
{
}
I would say that in theory you can create a new on like
public FormMain(YourClass yourClass)
{
this.yourClass = yourClass;
}
And on OnCreate you can use the value of this.yourClass.
But looking for how I called the new activity I found this awful thing:
Intent formMain = new Intent(Program.context, typeof(FormMain));
StartActivity(formMain);
So different that Windows and MonoTouch, my new formMain isn't an instance
of the new form/activity/view it's another thing and Intent Now I bacame
lost hehe because on iOS I have Forms, TextBoxes and ComboBoxes using the
native ones overrided. And I'm getting close to do this in Android too but
now I think I must start over with my UI tests, sorry. I became lost now.
Maybe the is a way to call a new intent using a real activity instantiated
(so possible of pass a parameter).
But, you can make this parameter class static on "main" class of the
application and use it everywhere (like User.ID, User.Password, etc).
Karl
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