Ok. got it.
thanks
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Like I said, there are APIs on FragmentManager to put a Fragment pointer in
> a Bundle and pull it out again, which work across state save/restore.
> Though probably just as often, you can just use a tag name (or view I
Like I said, there are APIs on FragmentManager to put a Fragment pointer in
a Bundle and pull it out again, which work across state save/restore.
Though probably just as often, you can just use a tag name (or view ID) for
the fragment and later re-retrieve it when being created though
findFragment
You say one can hold direct pointers (not just their references such
as id and tag) to fragments of an activity.
won't these pointers go stale across save/restore of either an
activity or fragment?
May be a "targetfragment" pointer may be retrofitted by the fragment
manager (perhaps!!). How is th
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