Is there any way to clear the intent?
My Android app is getting called by an intent that is passing information (pendingintent in statusbar). When I hit the home button and reopen my app by holding the home button it calls the intent again and the same extras are still there. Is there any way to clear the intent or check whether it has been used before?
What’s the meaning of the word hopefully in a sentence?
In most cases, the meaning is clear, especially when the sentence isn’t about a person: Hopefully, the expedition will be approved. Nobody is going to think the expedition is hopeful. Hopefully, it won’t rain. Nobody is going to think the weather is hopeful.
Is there a way to remove intent from an app?
Removing intent is one way of solving it, but it would not solve the issue completely! As Android OS reloads the Intent from the apps last launch, and not last instance of the launch intent. A clean way to avoid this from happening, is to handle it via getting the type of Intent to determine the launch type.
How to clear an extra intent in MAKS?
Additionally, if your Activity is configured to singleTop, you should reset your flag when a new Intent is delivered. Maks answer works for clearing an extra: Another useful command is: You could also tag an intent by calling: and then just check for the value.
How does Hopefully this help you help you?
Hopefully this will help you feel like you’re working out at the gym and maintain your extreme aversion to exercise — all at the same time. Hopefully this will help you guard against others exercising the “Hide All Posts” option where they remove you completely from their radar.
Can you say Hopefully in a hopeful manner?
That is to say, the AP Stylebook no longer considers the use of hopefully to mean ‘it is hoped’ (as opposed to the less common meaning of ‘in a hopeful manner’) to be a sin worthy of stoning. I think all but the most pedantic of speakers would accept this usage as correct.
What’s the problem with starting a sentence with hopefully?
As an Amazon Associate and a Bookshop.org Affiliate, QDT earns from qualifying purchases. The problem Paul is talking about is when people start a sentence with “hopefully” instead of “I hope.” If you’ve ever heard me give a radio interview, you’ve probably heard me self-correct this problem.
Can you start a sentence with ” I hope “?
Some people say that it should only be used to modify a verb directly or that you should just say ‘I hope…’ instead. Others say it is OK. Grammar Girl has the best advice to help you on SATs but not necessarily real life.
