[android-developers] [command line] Detecting whether an app is "swapped out"?

I know how to us ps, psgrep, and top to get process information from the command line. However, I'm looking for a specific piece of information about a given pid: whether the associated app is "swapped out". By this I mean the following: if the pid exists but the associated app is currently not

[android-developers] Re: Examine the details of notifications?

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[android-developers] Re: Examine the details of notifications?

PS: to be more clear, I'm looking for the details of any PendingIntent that might be associated with any given notification. . -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to android-developers@googlegr

[android-developers] Examine the details of notifications?

I'm developing Android code, and sometimes it would be very helpful if I could examine all of the details of notifications that are shown. I'd like to somehow select a notification in the notification bar and obtain the URI associated with that notification's intent, all the extras, all the fla

[android-developers] Changing contacts to "phone-only" (unsynched)

I notice in 2.3 that I can interactively choose to make a new contact "phone-only" (unsynched). Is there a programmatic method for doing this to existing contacts? In other words, I want to traverse the list of contacts and change each one (or a subset of them) to be "phone-only". Thanks in advan