Modizer asks to reset settings when it was autoclosed about modizer HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi,

Basically it depends on what is happening when an app is "autoclosed". It just the matter of calling
[detailViewControlleriPhone saveSettings];
[detailViewControlleriPhone updateFlagOnExit]; //the one used to identify clean or dirty exit

Today they are both called when the app is closed "normally". So you just need to know what objective C method
is called and add the 2 lines to exit cleanly.

rgds
ym

Le 9 mars 2012 05:18, Misty De Meo a crit :

Modizer will display its post-crash "reset your settings" prompt after being autoclosed by the OS. In practice, I find this means that most times when I open it I'm asked whether I want to wipe my settings - which I don't! I wonder, is there a better way to handle this?

I'm using an iPod Touch October 2011 with iOS 5.0.1.

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According to Apple's developer docs, there is no guaranteed method that will be called to notify an app of termination if it's inactive; applicationWillTerminate is only guaranteed if the application is in the foreground and is going to be terminated. An inactive background application may receive a sigkill at any time.

So, updateFlagOnExit should always be set on applicationDidEnterBackground, rather than conditionally as it is right now - that may be all that's necessary to fix this.

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HI,

it looks interesting, I need to find time to test this ;-)

rgds,
ym

2012/5/29 Misty De Meo <
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According to Apple's developer docs:

http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/iPhone/Conceptual/iPhoneOSProgrammingGuide/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow/ManagingYourApplicationsFlow.html

There is no guaranteed method that will be called to notify an app of
termination if it's inactive; applicationWillTerminate is only guaranteed
if the application is in the foreground and is going to be terminated. An
inactive background application may receive a sigkill at any time.

So, updateFlagOnExit should always be set on
applicationDidEnterBackground, rather than conditionally as it is right now

• that may be all that's necessary to fix this.

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I've found the fix for this - pull request in #19.

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