Number of times entering a screen without use of TinyDB

[TIMAI2]

Set a counter variable +1each time you switch to the second screen. Use the start value to transfer the variable. Count will be lost when you close the app.

[RamNaresh]

[Kevinkun]

@mah_bagh

without use of TinyDB.

may i know why?

[mah_bagh]

Hi,I think, if it is possible to run a program without taking a permanent space from the memory to store a variable, it is better to use a space to store a permanent variable.

[mah_bagh]

Hi thanks.

[mah_bagh]

Hi thanks

[mah_bagh]

Hi ,thanks

[ABG]

How are you storing your data?

In vacuum tubes?

[mah_bagh]

What do you mean?
What I mean is that if we store the variable temporarily, it will not take up memory space when the program is closed, but if we save it in the form of a TinyDB, it will take up space in memory even when the program is closed.

[ABG]

@mah_bagh

What do you mean?

How tiny is your available memory that you need to save maybe 10 bytes?

[mah_bagh]

Ok.thats right.

[patel]

How can I check the tinydb size of my app ?

[Kevinkun]

in fact TinyDB store value in a xml file, located at /data/data/{package_name}/{namespace}.xml. （correct me if i am wrong ）
you can see it if your phone is rooted.

[Anke]

@Kevinkun

in fact TinyDB store value in a xml file, located at /data/data/{package_name}/{namespace}.xml. （correct me if i am wrong ）

Internal Storage, but (not /data/data/...) - PrivateDir:
/data/user/<packageName>/(cache/)...xml

Where's TinyDB? Extract content TinyDB w extension KIO4_Terminal. Study

Hello friends, we are going to get the content of the TinyDB using the com.KIO4_Terminal.aix extension that you can find in … 0.- To do this study the application must be INSTALLED. 1.- We create three TinyDB: TinyDB1 … Namespace: TinyDB1 TinyDB2 … Namespace: TinyDB1 TinyDB3 … Namespace: Tiny_Three TinyDB1 and TinyDB2 are the same database, the same file, because they have the same Namespace: TinyDB1. Both will be the TinyDB1.xml file TinyDB3 is a different database, a different fi…

[Juan_Antonio]

@mah_bagh

it will not take up memory space when the program is closed, but if we save it in the form of a TinyDB, it will take up space in memory even when the program is closed.

If you don't want to keep the information when you close the application, simply use the "ClearAll" block to Clear the contents of the TinyDB before closing the application.
In the marked solution, when closing the app the content of the screenSwitchCount variable is lost, if "ClearAll" the TinyDB will also delete its content and perform the same effect.

[mah_bagh]

Hi:that,s right.

[Anke]

@Kevinkun

located at /data/data/{package_name}/{namespace}.xml

I checked it now:

So the path (in the Internal Storage) is:

/data/user/0/<packageName>/shared_prefs/TinyDB1.xml

[Anke]

Blocks

[Anke]

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