Application Lifecycle Events Overview
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What initialization process occurs first for the PDF in the provided log data?

The PDF initializes successfully with version 9.0.0.1127.

What does the log reveal about the user privacy settings during the process initialization?

The log indicates that 'IS_FIRST_PRIVACY' is true and 'user_info' is false.

What is the significance of the 'level=40' statement in the log?

'level=40' indicates that the application is at the head of the LRU cache list, making it less likely to be cleared.

What action does the StorageUtils component attempt that results in a fallback mechanism?

<p>StorageUtils tries to retrieve the root path using reflection, which fails and leads to a traversal query.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many dirty notes are reported in the logs after processing, and what does this indicate?

<p>The logs report zero dirty notes, indicating that there are no unsaved or unsynchronized notes at that point.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Application Lifecycle Events

  • Application initialization (onCreate)
  • Initialization of MMkvSPUtils (a memory-key-value storage utility)
  • User information and privacy settings (user info:false, IS_FIRST_PRIVACY:true, userToken:false)
  • Initialization and status check of PDF documents (PDF pdf 初始化成功 version:9.0.0.1127)
  • Reflection-based method calls for storage (StorageUtils getReflectRootInPath)
  • Error handling for reflection-based retrieval methods, falling back to alternative methods (反射获取失败,走遍历查询)
  • Access to external file directories (getExternalFilesDirs)
  • Managing upgrade operations (UpgradeManager, StrokeUpgradeHandler, DirtyStrokeHandler)
  • Tracking various metrics related to processing strokes (预处理笔画数, 全部笔画数量, 脏笔记数量)
  • Storage utilities handling (StorageUtils)
  • Logging different event types (e.g., lifecycle events, memory usage, errors) using different severity levels
  • System level event (e.g. User interaction, Lifecycle Events).

Lifecycle Events

  • Specific lifecycle levels are observed (e.g., level=40 level=20, indicating application state in the system's memory management.)
  • Application is placed in the LRU cache
  • Application state transitions during interactions (e.g., onActivityStopped, onResume, onDestroy)
  • Application is in the background
  • Application is in the foreground
  • Activity state transitions (e.g., onActivityStop)
  • Important events, like applications moving from foreground to background, are being recorded and/or monitored.

Other Events

  • Accessing storage (getExternalFilesDirs)
  • Method calls related to managing (or loading) notes
  • Logging
  • Screen test (ScreenTest), likely for testing activities.
  • isTablet status checks (for tablet-specific functionality).
  • API calls (getStorageList API=34) indicating interaction with a specific API endpoint.
  • App launch/startup (onCreate)
  • Method invocations (onCreate, onResume, onDestroy)
  • Log messages showing processing and state updates and errors.
  • Various stages of application operation and lifecycle.

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This quiz covers essential concepts related to application lifecycle events, including initialization processes, user settings, and error handling mechanisms. Delve into various utilities and metrics involved in managing application states and performance metrics. Test your knowledge on handling storage and upgrade operations in applications.

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