Beja Expert Licensed User May 1, 2015 #1 Now and then I read the advice that one should not exit the application in code, and leave it to the OS.. but I never seen any explanation for that.
Now and then I read the advice that one should not exit the application in code, and leave it to the OS.. but I never seen any explanation for that.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User May 1, 2015 #2 Beja said: Now and then I read the advice that one should not exit the application in code, and leave it to the OS.. but I never seen any explanation for that. Click to expand... ??? We should close definitively our app ! If someone thinks differently...
Beja said: Now and then I read the advice that one should not exit the application in code, and leave it to the OS.. but I never seen any explanation for that. Click to expand... ??? We should close definitively our app ! If someone thinks differently...
Erel Administrator Staff member Licensed User May 1, 2015 #3 It probably comes from iOS where you are not allowed to close your app. Only the user can "close" it. (this is not an explanation)
It probably comes from iOS where you are not allowed to close your app. Only the user can "close" it. (this is not an explanation)
LucaMs Expert Licensed User May 1, 2015 #4 Erel said: It probably comes from iOS where you are not allowed to close your app. Only the user can "close" it. (this is not an explanation) Click to expand... ... but this shows that some apples are rotten
Erel said: It probably comes from iOS where you are not allowed to close your app. Only the user can "close" it. (this is not an explanation) Click to expand... ... but this shows that some apples are rotten