On Feb 5, 2010 12:21 AM, "Chander Pechetty" wrote:
release your lock in "onPause" and not in "onDestroy" as the activity
won't be destroyed.
On Feb 4, 10:42 pm, lipinski wrote:
> Thanks, but my intent is to prevent...
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setKeepScreenOn() does prevent it from locking; it is just another way of
setting the window flag to keep the screen on.
PLEASE use these APIs instead of wake locks if keeping the screen on is
associated with an activity or window. There are so many advantages: no
need to get an additional permis
release your lock in "onPause" and not in "onDestroy" as the activity
won't be destroyed.
On Feb 4, 10:42 pm, lipinski wrote:
> Thanks, but my intent is to prevent the system from dimming/locking
> the screen for a configurable amount of time - since there will likely
> be no user activity.
>
> s
Thanks, but my intent is to prevent the system from dimming/locking
the screen for a configurable amount of time - since there will likely
be no user activity.
setKeepScreenOn doesn't seem to indicate preventing screen lock.
If I am wrong and there is a way to do this with setKeepScreenOn,
please
If you want to keep the screen on you can use the
setKeepScreenOn(true) method as well...
On Feb 4, 7:58 am, lipinski wrote:
> I'm trying to implement a times WakeLock in my Application, so this is
> not a Service.
>
> I want the wakelock to simply prevent screen dimming for 3 min.
> Looking thro
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