I've got an application. I use startActivity()
to start activity.
Can anyone actually tell me why system is calling onStart()
of new Activity first, instead of parents onStop()
? Is that even possible (without system bug)?
I've found Fragment onStop() being called directly after onStart() - WHY? answer, but I got nothing in common with Fragments and using android-support library. I'm stuck because I'm using RoboSpice and it must contain proper, synchronized methods in onStart and onStop. I can't because system is calling it in wrong order.
I'm using GCM and Analytics libraries as well in this application.
If you have a read of the Activity Lifecycle documentation onStop is only called when the current activity is replaced by a new (or previous) one.
For that to happen the other application has to start or resume... otherwise there would be a gap
onPause of the current activity is (I would expect) called before the onStart of the replacing Activity