This means that the request code does not have any special meaning to
Android (unlike flags, the last paramter).
You can easily check this with a simple test:
- Create an Intent from an action string;
- Call PendingIntent.getBroadcast twice with 0 for request code, log the
results;
- Repeat with
2011/1/15 kl4232
> Thank you for this. I accidently posted my question before I was
> finished composing it.
>
That's what I figured
>
> So having a unique action (=feature name) for the intent inside the
> pending intent isn't enough.
>
Distinict action strings would work, but I don't see th
Although the docs for pendingIntent.getBroadcast state that...
requestCode Private request code for the sender (currently not
used).
On Jan 15, 10:07 am, kl4232 wrote:
> Thank you for this. I accidently posted my question before I was
> finished composing it.
>
> So having a unique action (=fea
Thank you for this. I accidently posted my question before I was
finished composing it.
So having a unique action (=feature name) for the intent inside the
pending intent isn't enough.
I did see, when I did "adb ahell dumpsys alarm" and I know I had 2
alarms set, then there was only one RTC_WAKEUP
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