[android-developers] Going back to Activity Stack on App Restart

2008-11-07 Thread GHack

I'm working with the Notepadv3 tutorial. The way it works now, if the
user hits the home button from the edit screen, then relaunches the
app via the icon from the home screen (or app drawer), the app starts
up at the very begining (i.e. Main Activity) instead of loading the
last used activity, which should be the NoteEdit activity in this
case.  I'm trying to figure out how to maintain the Activity Stack's
state when the app is relaunched via it's icon. (Please correct me if
I got any of the terminology wrong).

Thanks
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[android-developers] Reading status bar notifications.

2008-10-26 Thread GHack

Is there an API for reading existing status bar notifications sent by
other android apps? I.e. I want my app to be able to see if there are
unread emails, sms, and calender notifications waiting in the status
bar. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks
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[android-developers] Read Existing Notifications

2008-10-24 Thread GHack

Already posted in beginner's forum, but thought I might get better
feedback here...

I'm trying to figure out a way to tell if there are any notifications
waiting in the status bar. Preferably, I would like to be able to tell
what each one is (Gmail, email, sms, missed call, etc) but for the
first iteration (of my first android app), just being able to tell if
any are there would be sufficient. It seems that the
NotificationManager class only allows you create new ones, but not
read or see existing ones. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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