How to close a screen

[jeff.parent]

So I have an app I'm writing (long time HDL/C/C++ programmer, not so much with the Java) and I have my main screen up (DeviceListScreen). I created a menu item to open a new screen (AddNewDeviceScreen) where the user enters data which will be saved into a list once the user closes this new window. To get this info from AddNewDeviceScreen into my main class's list I have overwritten AddNewDeviceScreen.onClose() to gather the info, put it in the list and then close and go back to DeviceListScreen. This is the issue.

I know this isnt exactly how the code looks but this is the idea.

MenuItem m_AddDeviceItem = new MenuItem(...)
{
void run()
{
DeviceListScreen dls = new DeviceListScreen();
UiApplication.getUiApplication().pushScreen(dls);
}
}

....

public boolean DeviceListScreen.onClose()
{
// Put data in list.

return true;
}

Whil I'm stepping through the code, the onClose() gets called and everything happens nicely, except the screen doesnt go away. Since I've overwritten the onClose method is there something else I need to do like a popScreen?

[ydaraishy]

Yes, you need to pop the screen. Read the API javadocs or find some sample code.

[jeff.parent]

I eventually figured out that I was not calling close() on the screen. That solved my problem.

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