Android Question [SOLVED] PreferenceActivity and Activity_Resume (not reached)

[lemonisdead]

Hello,
I can not understand why in some cases when you return from the PreferenceScreen to the Activity, Activity_Resume is not reached.

I have noticed this on the Moto G and not on the Emulator. I'll have to make more tests with other devices. But I must admit that this questions my understanding.

Do you know why, please ? Thanks

 

[robotop]

Wow, you (lemonisdead) must be very popular, here, to have so really "soft" reaction to your admission: "it's my mistake"... ahr ahr

 

[lemonisdead]

to have so really "soft" reaction to your admission: "it's my mistake"

No, no. You, Gentlemen are happy to confirm that nothing is magical in software programming and, as NJDude said, Happy PICNIC

 

[robotop]

hehe, that's the reason why I always use a stool in place of a chair when working on a computer....

 

[Informatix]

Wow, you (lemonisdead) must be very popular, here, to have so really "soft" reaction to your admission: "it's my mistake"... ahr ahr

It was like an Hollywood movie: a good plot, an intriguing mystery but a disappointing end. The next time, here are some possible ends: it is because of a rare stars conjunction (just once every millenary), it is because of the NSA spyware installed in the device, it is because you've been cursed by an evil witch, it is because it's an alien artefact disguised in Moto G...

 

[lemonisdead]

it is because it's an alien artefact disguised in Moto G

I am sorry not been able to provide a better end. Next time, promised, I won't disturb the community before having done all the checks which would have spared me the shame.

 

[udg]

Next time, promised, I won't disturb the community before having done all the checks which would have spared me the shame.

Please, don't do it.
Each time someone honestly post a "it was my fault" message, most of us (silently) enjoy to be not alone in the day-by-day consciousness of own errors (or should I call 'em horrors?). Me for sure.
So, please, everybody keep post your "programming horror" stories that help us to feel more human and less "stupid".

Umberto