The api docs cryptically states two things
-- 1. You can use this to close resources held by the object being written
2. The object being written is a "Parcelable" returned by some function
When does one use this flag correctly?
Perhaps I could use this flag simply to indicate to close a resource whether this object has been previously returned by a function or not.
Or I could use this flag to say I am trying to re-parcel something that has just been unparceled. I could see some uses where if I know that this is already an unparceled object then I might create proxies slightly differently.
Appreciate if you can share your better or alternate understanding of this
thanks
Satya
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