Allow apps to handle the Android "back" button. #27
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xlab
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Jul 23, 2018
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Thanks, yes, let's have it this way for now. I will consider passing the config reference here. |
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Thanks for the quick merge. It would be nice to be able to pass a "handled" bool back from your evHandler, but that would change the signature of app.HandleInputQueues() and break compatibility with existing apps. |
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Rough patch to allow apps to handle the "back" button without Android closing the app. This should be user-configurable but not sure on how you would like to implement this as app/handleEvents() does not keep a pointer to the nativeActivity struct where this configuration would logically be maintained.