Yup, LC apps can't take advantage of background functioning...yet. Hopefully
that will change in a future release.
Gerry
On 20/02/2012, at 12:12 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
> I assume is the case with LC apps.
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On Feb 19, 2012, at 1:43 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> Gerry, thanks for replying.
>
> That's what happens to my simple little app, but what about my favourite
> radio app, TuneIn Radio? It's feeding the BBC to me as I write this, but I
> could only access Mail by pressing the Home button after
Gerry, thanks for replying.
That's what happens to my simple little app, but what about my favourite radio
app, TuneIn Radio? It's feeding the BBC to me as I write this, but I could only
access Mail by pressing the Home button after getting my radio station started,
and it was definitely not k
LC iOS apps don't stay alive when you quit them with the Home button. You can
save and restore things to give the impressions of a quit and resume, but the
app itself is killed when you quit.
In my experience the "on shutdown" command is the best place to put stuff you
want to do when the app q
AFAICS, iOS apps don't have an overt 'quit' button, since simply pressing the
physical button on the device (I forgot its name) quits whatever is running.
However this isn't quite right is it, since apps can go on being present and
maybe actually running in the background. And then there is the
