How to send the application to onStop () when I press the button?
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I try do this:
public void f(View ew ){
onStop();
}
but don't work. I need the button with the attribute onClick = "f" to send its application to onStop (). Any suggestion?
android methods exit asked Nov 19 at 14:20
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I try do this:
public void f(View ew ){
onStop();
}
but don't work. I need the button with the attribute onClick = "f" to send its application to onStop (). Any suggestion?
android methods exit asked Nov 19 at 14:20
user48571
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Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
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Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
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if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
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stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38
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up vote
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I try do this:
public void f(View ew ){
onStop();
}
but don't work. I need the button with the attribute onClick = "f" to send its application to onStop (). Any suggestion?
android methods exit asked Nov 19 at 14:20
user48571
107
I try do this:
public void f(View ew ){
onStop();
}
but don't work. I need the button with the attribute onClick = "f" to send its application to onStop (). Any suggestion?
android methods exit android methods exit asked Nov 19 at 14:20
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Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
1
Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
1
if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
1
stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38
|
show 2 more comments
Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
1
Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
1
if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
1
stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38
Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
1
1
Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
1
1
if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
1
1
stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38
stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38
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Why would you need to call onStop? It's just a lifecycle method?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:22
1
Have you try to call finish() ?
– Benjamin
Nov 19 at 14:23
finish() I think end on method onDestroy()
– user48571
Nov 19 at 14:32
1
if finish() is called from onCreate then it will call onDestroy(), if it is called from onStart() it will call onStop() - still wondering why you would do it?
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:35
1
stackoverflow.com/questions/8515936/… I would recommend a short read on the lifecycle methods here :)
– Martin Lund
Nov 19 at 14:38