Saving and Restoring android State

 

By overriding an Activity’s onSaveInstanceState event handler, you can use its Bundle parameter

to save UI instance values. Store values using the same get and put methods as shown for

Shared Preferences, before passing the modified Bundle into the superclass’s handler,

 

 

private static final String TEXTVIEW_STATE_KEY = "TEXTVIEW_STATE_KEY"; @Override public void onSaveInstanceState(Bundle saveInstanceState) { // Retrieve the View TextView myTextView = (TextView)findViewById(R.id.myTextView); // Save its state saveInstanceState.putString(TEXTVIEW_STATE_KEY, myTextView.getText().toString()); super.onSaveInstanceState(saveInstanceState); } 

 

This handler will be triggered whenever an Activity completes its active lifecycle, but only when it’s not

being explicitly finished (with a call to finish). As a result, it’s used to ensure a consistent Activity state

between active life cycles of a single user session. //适合用于一个会话过程的中间变量保存