Learning android programming, I posted a question recently, which helped me move along with the issue, however I still can't quite fix the problem.
The problem is that each time I turn my android, my app pretty much dies.
Here's what happens: I got onTouchEvent, which prints anytime a screen is touched (this is before I turn the tablet):
03-13 22:26:04.544: D/DEBUG(4084): onTouchEvent(MotionEvent{5a481bc0 action=1 x=314.0 y=506.0 pressure=0.0 size=0.0})
And this happens right after I turn the tablet:
03-13 22:26:07.059: D/sensors(1873): input_event iev->type:1 iev->code:101 iev->value:5
03-13 22:26:07.059: E/WindowOrientationListener(1873): georgezhou++++++++=- onSensorChanged, rotation = 0
03-13 22:26:07.064: D/sensors(1873): hardware/libhardware/modules/sensors/sensors.cpp::data_poll
03-13 22:26:07.089: E/WindowManager(1873): computeNewConfigurationLocked
03-13 22:26:07.089: I/ActivityManager(1873): Config changed: { scale=1.0 imsi=0/0 loc=md_US touch=3 keys=2/1/2 nav=3/1 orien=2 layout=19}
03-13 22:26:07.159: D/DEBUG(4084): Called onStop()
03-13 22:26:07.159: D/DEBUG(4084): Called onDestroy
I printed the 'onStop() message when I got it, and same for OnDestroy, my methods first call super., than print the message.
The onCreate() actually has code that creates a thread, and keeps redrawing the screen. - I currently do not pause or kill this thread.
How come there's no call to onRestart or onResume? And I don't see onPause, which I expected from http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals/activities.html#Lifecycle
This might be important, I have this setting: minSdkVersion="4" That's because I'm using Pandigital, and that seems to be the highest I can go.
