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Documentation updates, #43 fixed

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@ -46,9 +46,8 @@ line to your build.gradle file. And that's it.
However, if you want to modify the code to your needs you have to clone the project and add it as follows:
1. Clone the project, or just the *DFULibrary* folder (using sparse-checkout) to a temporary location.
2. Copy the *DFULibrary* folder to your projects root, for example to *AndroidstudioProjects*.
3. Add the **dfu** module to your project:
1. Clone the project into DFULibrary folder (by default it will be cloned into Android-DFU-Library folder) to your projects root, for example to *AndroidstudioProjects*.
2. Add the **dfu** module to your project:
1. Add **'..:DFULibrary:dfu'** to the *settings.gradle* file:
```
include ':dfu'
@ -58,7 +57,7 @@ However, if you want to modify the code to your needs you have to clone the proj
#### Eclipse
1. Clone the project, or just the *DFULibrary* folder (using sparse-checkout) to a temporary location.
1. Clone the project into DFULibrary folder to a temporary location.
2. Create an empty *DFULibrary* project in Eclipse. Make it a library.
3. Copy the content of *java* code folder to the *src*.
4. Copy the content of the *res* folder to the *res* in your Eclipse project.
@ -79,29 +78,37 @@ public class DfuService extends DfuBaseService {
@Override
protected Class<? extends Activity> getNotificationTarget() {
/*
* As a target activity the NotificationActivity is returned, not the MainActivity. This is because
* the notification must create a new task:
*
* intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
*
* when you press it. You can use NotificationActivity to check whether the new activity
* is a root activity (that means no other activity was open earlier) or that some
* other activity is already open. In the latter case the NotificationActivity will just be
* closed. The system will restore the previous activity. However, if the application has been
* closed during upload and you click the notification, a NotificationActivity will
* be launched as a root activity. It will create and start the main activity and
* terminate itself.
*
* This method may be used to restore the target activity in case the application
* was closed or is open. It may also be used to recreate an activity history using
* startActivities(...).
*/
return NotificationActivity.class;
/*
* As a target activity the NotificationActivity is returned, not the MainActivity. This is because
* the notification must create a new task:
*
* intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
*
* when you press it. You can use NotificationActivity to check whether the new activity
* is a root activity (that means no other activity was open earlier) or that some
* other activity is already open. In the latter case the NotificationActivity will just be
* closed. The system will restore the previous activity. However, if the application has been
* closed during upload and you click the notification, a NotificationActivity will
* be launched as a root activity. It will create and start the main activity and
* terminate itself.
*
* This method may be used to restore the target activity in case the application
* was closed or is open. It may also be used to recreate an activity history using
* startActivities(...).
*/
return NotificationActivity.class;
}
@Override
protected boolean isDebug() {
// Here return true if you want the service to print more logs in LogCat.
// Library's BuildConfig in current version of Android Studio is always set to DEBUG=false, so
// make sure you return true or your.app.BuildConfig.DEBUG here.
return BuildConfig.DEBUG;
}
}
```
Remember to add your service to *AndroidManifest.xml*.
You may use the following class in order to prevent starting another instance of your application: