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using the startActivity new activity, the incoming intent can also set different flags to achieve different effects. On the other hand, it may turn on another activity when the activity starts, or the function is called to finish() end the activity.This makes the activity stack impossible to master, sometimes pressing the back button or clicking close the current activity does not know that the Android system will take the program to the activity, no

together, if the start X is different. Will go straight to the third step.Under the simulation process, mainactivity, secondactivity,thirdactivity all start with Singletask, the first one is in Com.ysj.task0, the second third isCom.ysj.task1. We use the Taskaffinity property to specify the task stack for Singletask mode activity.We see whether the fourth step results are consistent with the analysis through the ADB shell dumpsys activity command.As s

, Android offers several solutions: (1) Use the handler messaging mechanism for communication between threads (as described in the previous article);(2) activity.runonuithread (Runnable);(3) view.post (Runnable);(4) view.postdelayed (Runnable long);(5) asynchronous task. And because the (2) ~ (4) approach has the potential to lead to programming a bit cumbersome, asynchronous tasks can simplify this operati

Task in Android is a logical concept, simply put, is a stack of multiple activity stored in order. The activity can come from the same app, and it can be from different apps.Task is created by analogy to the previous Todo list demo, when it is installed on the phone, in the application list, also known as launcher, the

In the Android system by default each time you start an activity, the system will create an instance, and follow the advanced principle into the task stack, when we press the back key, there will be an activity from the top of the task stack removed, repeat, until the task stack is empty, the system will recycle the

Android asynchronous Task Loading interface implementation A background method of android asynchronous tasks is essentially to enable a thread to perform time-consuming operations. Other onPostExecute methods and onPreExecute methods run in the UI main thread to update the UI interface. To improve user experience, the common asynchronous

Android-AnsyncTask asynchronous task, android-ansynctaskDifferences between synchronization and Asynchronization: Synchronization, you must execute to complete a problem before you can continue to execute other. Asynchronous, I will execute other problems first. After you finish the execution, you can return a result to me. Why do

will be called by the UI thread, and the background computing Result will be passed to the UI thread through this method. To correctly use the AsyncTask class, the following guidelines must be followed: 1) The Task instance must be created in the UI thread. 2) The execute method must be called in the UI thread. 3) do not manually call the onPreExecute (), onPostExecute (Result), doInBackground (Params...), onProgressUpdate (Progress...) methods. 4) T

The startup mode allows you to define how a new activity instance is associated with the current task. The following two methods can define different startup modes: 1. Use the inventory file When declaring an activity in the list file, you can specify how the activity should be associated with the task at startup. 2. Use the intent identifier When you call the st

Android time-consuming task _ IntentService, android time-consuming operationIf you see the BackService class mentioned in the previous android time-consuming task _ HandlerThread, you must have an impulse to encapsulate it for ease of use.Don't worry. The

. Permission. FlashlightWhen you access the flashlight, the android Development Network prompts that HTC Dream does not contain the flashlight (allows access to the flashlight) Android. Permission. force_backAllow the program to forcibly perform a back operation on activities (allows an application to force a back operation on whatever is the top activity .) Android