ea18528d4d* Add `Dock::replace_tab()`: change the inner widget content of a tab without having to remove and recreate the actual tab itself. * Fix StackNavigation to forward non-visibility events to all subviews * Allow saving/restoring the state of the `TextInput` widget This redoes the changes introduced in #533, but modified for the new version of TextInput * Add KeyModifiers parameter to `TextInputAction::Returned` * Fix bug in text centering * Properly restore the state of the TextInput * undo version bumps for `makepad-android-state` and `makepad-jni-sys` --------- Co-authored-by: Eddy Bruel <me@eddybruel.com> |
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makepad-android-state
This crate is responsible for holding Makepad's Android-specific context states. It exists solely to allow external crates to access those Android states without depending on the entirety of Makepad.
These two states are:
- The JavaVM instance initialized by the JNI layer.
- This cannot be set by foreign code outside this crate, as it is only ever set once during the lifetime of the app process.
- The current Makepad Activity instance.
- This can be set by foreign code outside this crate, as the underlying Android platform may tear down and reconstruct the activity instance multiple times during the app's lifetime.
- However, for safety reasons, we only permit a single caller to obtain the private "set_activity" function, which ensures that only the internal Makepad framework can set the activity instance.
Usage
Note: you probably want to use the
robius-android-envcrate instead of using this crate directly, or an even higher-level crate that depends onrobius-android-env.
External users of this crate should only care about two functions:
get_java_vm(): returns a pointer to the JavaVM instance, through which you can obtain the JNI environment.get_activity(): returns a pointer to the current Makepad Activity instance.
All other functions are intended for Makepad-internal use only, and will not be useful for external users.