[q]How to get the present layout of an activity

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arpitkh96

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I have used a command in an onclicklistener of button to change the layout without creating a new activity like this
setContentView(R.layout.myxml);

Now to i want to override onBackPressed so that
if layout is a changed one,it will first go to default layout ,then exit the app.
But how can i identify that which layout is currently set on the activity

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you could store the layouts id in a class variable and inflate the new layout via a fragment (like within the navigation drawer by google) so on the buttons onclick the layout is inflated via a fragment and within onBackPressed you could inflate the former fragment, by setting it's id!

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thenobol said:
you could store the layouts id in a class variable and inflate the new layout via a fragment (like within the navigation drawer by google) so on the buttons onclick the layout is inflated via a fragment and within onBackPressed you could inflate the former fragment, by setting it's id!

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Thanks.i got the sol already

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    thenobol
    you could store the layouts id in a class variable and inflate the new layout via a fragment (like within the navigation drawer by google) so on the buttons onclick the layout is inflated via a fragment and within onBackPressed you could inflate the former fragment, by setting it's id!

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