There are 3 ways to pass objects to a fragment They are: Passing the object through a setter is the fastest way, but state will not be restored automatically. setArguments with Serializable objects is the slowest way (but okay for small objects, I think) and you have automatic state restoration. Passing as Parcelable is a … Read more
Add android:configChanges in the Manifest file <activity name= “.MainActivity” android:configChanges=”orientation|screenSize”/> By default, this does not work because changing the orientation causes the onCreate method to be called again and redraws the view. However, if this parameter is included, the framework will handle preserving the state of the screen or layout if the orientation is changed. … Read more
UPDATE: Please see Vincent Hiribarren’s solution Old Answer… Haresh’s code is not the complete answer… I used a Bundle and I tried without Bundle but I got null’s either way when I attempting to obtain the strings from the extra’s !! The exact problem, in your code, is with the PendingIntent ! This is wrong … Read more
The results should be in the bundle with the key SpeechRecognizer.RESULTS_RECOGNITION. @Override public void onResults(Bundle results) { if (results != null && results.containsKey(SpeechRecognizer.RESULTS_RECOGNITION)) { List<String> resultsList = results.getStringArrayList(SpeechRecognizer.RESULTS_RECOGNITION); // most likely result is resultsList.get(0) } else { // no results } } See the Android developer documentation for SpeechRecognizer explains it in detail. This method … Read more
IPC is inter-process communication. It describes the mechanisms used by different types of android components to communicate with one another. 1) Intents are messages which components can send and receive. It is a universal mechanism of passing data between processes. With help of the intents one can start services or activities, invoke broadcast receivers and … Read more
Bundle#keySet() should work. for (String key: bundle.keySet()) { Log.d (“myApplication”, key + ” is a key in the bundle”); } And if you want to get the Object, you can use Bundle#get(String key)(which is also in the same documentation I linked at the top of my answer). However, keep in mind using the generic get() … Read more
Bundles are generally used for passing data between various Android activities. It depends on you what type of values you want to pass, but bundles can hold all types of values and pass them to the new activity. You can use it like this: Intent intent = new… Intent(getApplicationContext(), SecondActivity.class); intent.putExtra(“myKey”, AnyValue); startActivity(intent); You can … Read more
Enums are Serializable so there is no issue. Given the following enum: enum YourEnum { TYPE1, TYPE2 } Bundle: // put bundle.putSerializable(“key”, YourEnum.TYPE1); // get YourEnum yourenum = (YourEnum) bundle.get(“key”); Intent: // put intent.putExtra(“key”, yourEnum); // get yourEnum = (YourEnum) intent.getSerializableExtra(“key”);