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android Programming Glossary: activityc

Fragment design: Adapting to multiple screen layouts by showing/hiding fragments within a single Activity?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10051962/fragment-design-adapting-to-multiple-screen-layouts-by-showing-hiding-fragments

ActivityA contains Frag1 ActivityB contains Frag2 and ActivityC contains Frag3. So far we have not considered anything which..

Application restart - Activity Entry Point

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11243019/application-restart-activity-entry-point

if your task stack looks like this StartActivity ActivityB ActivityC ActivityD and your task goes to the background and Android kills.. Once ActivityD is finished Android will then recreate ActivityC . Once ActivityC is finished Android will recreate ActivityB.. is finished Android will then recreate ActivityC . Once ActivityC is finished Android will recreate ActivityB etc. In short the..

How to simulate Android killing my process

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11365301/how-to-simulate-android-killing-my-process

if my activity stack looks like this ActivityA ActivityB ActivityC ActivityD If Android kills the process and the user returns.. kill the process Android recreates the process and creates ActivityC. android share improve this question It seems you want..

About android launchmode “singleTask”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11668144/about-android-launchmode-singletask

creates activities in follow order ActivityA ActivityB ActivityC That's how does task1 look like. Then user click the home buttom.. looks now like this ActivityA ActivityB Which means The ActivityC will be removed from task1 and ActivityB becomes to the top.. android launchmode share improve this question The ActivityC will be removed from task1 and ActivityB becomes to the top..

Fragment design: Adapting to multiple screen layouts by showing/hiding fragments within a single Activity?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10051962/fragment-design-adapting-to-multiple-screen-layouts-by-showing-hiding-fragments

other simple case is when each Fragment is in its own Activity ActivityA contains Frag1 ActivityB contains Frag2 and ActivityC contains Frag3. So far we have not considered anything which is significantly different from the News Reader example presented..

Application restart - Activity Entry Point

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11243019/application-restart-activity-entry-point

in the task. In your case MainActivity . As an example if your task stack looks like this StartActivity ActivityB ActivityC ActivityD and your task goes to the background and Android kills the process when the user returns to the task only ActivityD.. the user returns to the task only ActivityD will be recreated. Once ActivityD is finished Android will then recreate ActivityC . Once ActivityC is finished Android will recreate ActivityB etc. In short the complete stack is not recreated when the.. to the task only ActivityD will be recreated. Once ActivityD is finished Android will then recreate ActivityC . Once ActivityC is finished Android will recreate ActivityB etc. In short the complete stack is not recreated when the user resumes the..

How to simulate Android killing my process

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11365301/how-to-simulate-android-killing-my-process

when Android kills the process. Just to explain pictorially if my activity stack looks like this ActivityA ActivityB ActivityC ActivityD If Android kills the process and the user returns to the application Android recreates the process and creates.. Android recreates the process and creates ActivityD. If I kill the process Android recreates the process and creates ActivityC. android share improve this question It seems you want to test onSaveInstanceState and onRestoreInstanceState . Testing..

About android launchmode “singleTask”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11668144/about-android-launchmode-singletask

User launch the App1 android starts a new task. Assume the App1 creates activities in follow order ActivityA ActivityB ActivityC That's how does task1 look like. Then user click the home buttom and choose to launch App2 so task1 goes in background and.. to frontend again and task2 goes to background. And task1 looks now like this ActivityA ActivityB Which means The ActivityC will be removed from task1 and ActivityB becomes to the top Activity. If user now click on Back button he will come to ActivityA.. task1 instead of back to ActivityE of task2 Am I right Thanks android launchmode share improve this question The ActivityC will be removed from task1 and ActivityB becomes to the top Activity. Yes you are Right... ActivityC will be removed from..