Suppose Activity A is running. Then I called startActivity() from
another process which start Activity B. Then normally A.stop() will be
called. But if I write Activity B like this:
class B extends Activity{
public void onCreate(Bundle ...){
super.onCreate(...);
finish();
}
}
which means B finish itself once it was created. Then I noticed
A.stop() won't be called.
My question is:
1. Is it for sure A.stop() won't be called in this condition?
2. At after what step of B(B.onResume()? B.onStart()?) will A.stop()
be called? Is there any step sequence for certain?
Thanks.
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