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da...@gmail.com
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dr...@gmail.com
This would make apps like LightFlow so much more awesome.
an...@gmail.com
I notice the document was changed just to remove the "removing notification" bit.
It would have been nice if the feature originally documented had actually been implemented!
It would have been nice if the feature originally documented had actually been implemented!
ja...@gmail.com
Since this seems to be dead via TYPE_NOTIFICATION_STATE_CHANGED, is there anyway a broadcast can be sent out upon dismissal of a notification? It seems like triggering a broadcast via the notification manager would be an easy way to do this...
jb...@android.com
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al...@android.com
Documentation was updated a while back.
as...@hotmail.com
It's been a few years now, so is it possible now to differentiate between the creation of a notification and clearing it?
Description
"Represents the event showing/hiding a Notification"
In reality it seems to only trigger on showing a notification, but not on removing one. If the event did trigger on hiding a notification there doesn't seem to be any data available within the event to determine if the event is being shown or hidden.
Here's a sample of the data that can be obtained for a notification
Package Name:
event: 64
className: android.app.Notification
text: [New email]
contentDescription: null
itemCount: 0
getParcelableData: Notification(vibrate=null,sound=null,defaults=0x4,flags=0x1)
It makes writing accessibility services difficult that need to know if another application has removed a notification.