April 2015
Beginner to intermediate
494 pages
10h 26m
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Let's extend the previous example to step our application when events are processed.
jni/Types.hpp and define a new type status to represent return codes:#ifndef _PACKT_TYPES_HPP_ #define _PACKT_TYPES_HPP_ #include <cstdlib> typedef int32_t status; const status STATUS_OK = 0; const status STATUS_KO = -1; const status STATUS_EXIT = -2; #endif
jni/ActivityHandler.hpp header and define an "interface" to observe native activity events. Each possible event has its own handler method: onStart(), onResume(), onPause(), onStop(), onDestroy(), and so on. However, we are generally interested in three specific moments in the activity life cycle:onActivate(), invoked when the activity is resumed and ...