[android-developers] Re: Android Nexus One Update is causing problems!

2010-03-10 Thread Alex
I posted in another thread, but I'll try here as well: I'm having a similar lifecycle issue on the Nexus One. Start the app -OnCreate Hit back - no OnDestroy is called Run app again -OnCreate, followed by OnDestroy The wierd thing is that it doesn't actually kill our application, so it is left

[android-developers] Re: Android Nexus One Update is causing problems!

2010-03-10 Thread Streets Of Boston
I guess the 'this' value of the activity of the second onCreate is different than the 'this' value of the onDestroy after that. It looks like a new activity is created first and then the old one is destroyed. The fact that onDestroy is not called when you hit Back could be OK (when you show the

[android-developers] Re: Android Nexus One Update is causing problems!

2010-02-06 Thread Bob Kerns
Is the entire application disappearing, or is it just this activity? onDestroy() doesn't necessarily get called in the former case. On Feb 6, 1:31 am, sdphil phil.pellouch...@gmail.com wrote: I recently got the Nexus One Update which provides amongst other things - pinch gestures. One other