This is a problem even not in Qt. The idea that you can be suspended and closed
and resumed is pervasive on mobile platforms.
Android has the idea of a Bundle. If you've ever had an app that didn't fully
restore it's state on Android (and I've encountered several), it's because the
changes wer
Nuno:
You will have a challenge with this.
Mobile apps are made to go inactive and then are give ZERO warning when
they are removed from memory.
So you have a design challenge knowing that you are only guaranteed
about 10 seconds after the inactive window state change to tidy things
up and pr
Regards,
Robert
On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 6:36 PM, Nuno Santos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> One of the main problems I have been having with Qt for mobile is keeping app
> alive when I switch to other apps.
>
> My app takes a considerable amount of time to load and if I switch app and
> return to it afterwar
