I have a int variable witch holds the old battery value it is declared in the top of the class. The problem is that the variable is not keeping it’s value. I have tried static, volatile keywords but none of them worked.
Any ideas ?
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I have a int variable witch holds the old battery value it is declared in the top of the class. The problem is that the variable is not keeping it’s value. I have tried static, volatile keywords but none of them worked.
Any ideas ?
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BroadcastReceiverregistered in the manifest via a<receiver>element will live long enough for a singleonReceive()call. Any data that it needs to keep should be stored in a file (e.g., database).A
BroadcastReceiverregistered viaregisterReceiver()from anActivityorServicehas a lifetime dictated by thatActivityorService. Any data that should remain after theActivityorServiceis destroyed should be stored in a file (e.g., database).