Android: App is resumed at lockscreen

Rickyngk

Dear,
I'm using 2012.8.4
I've got an issue (run with native, not android player)
+ start game
+ press power button to lock screen
+ press power again to resume
--> notice that game is resumed even though lockscreen is shown (game-screen is not shown)
(http://droidlessons.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/android_lockscreen.png)

Have you ever got the same issue before ?

p/s: I tried to use getWindow().addFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_SHOW_WHEN_LOCKED); but I think that is not a good solution.

Rickyngk

@atilim gave me a hint: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/11/making-android-games-that-play-nice.html

And the following is my steps:
+ Step1: In activity class, handle event onWindowFocusChanged

<a href="http://forum.gideros.rocks/profile/Override" rel="nofollow">@Override</a> public void onWindowFocusChanged(boolean focus)

+ Step 2: send "message" to JNI

//java <a href="http://forum.gideros.rocks/profile/Override" rel="nofollow">@Override</a> public void onWindowFocusChanged(boolean focus) { NativeDispatchOnFocusEvent(focus); }   //native jni int gIsAppFocus = false; JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_giderosmobile_android_MyActivity_NativeDispatchOnFocusEvent(JNIEnv * env, jobject obj, jboolean focus) { gIsAppFocus = (focus == JNI_TRUE)?1:0; }

+ Step 3: define a C-lua bridge function to read value of gIsAppFocus

static int IsAppFocus(lua_State *L) { lua_pushboolean(L, gIsAppFocus); return 1; }

+ Step 4: in LUA, when receive event resume, wait until IsAppFocus is true. Example:

function CGame:onPause() self.mHasPaused = true self.mHasResume = false -- fixed bug: game resume in lock screen on android end   function CGame:onResume() self.mHasPaused = false self.mHasResume = true -- fixed bug: game resume in lock screen on android end   function CGame:onEnterFrame() if self.mHasPaused == false then -- fixed bug: game resume in lock screen on android if self.mHasResume and GetDeviceType() == DEVICE_ANDROID then if IsAppFocus() then self.mHasResume = false else return end end   // update your game here end end

I'd better if we dispatch a LUA event when onWindowFocusChanged is invoked, but I don't know how to do

atilim

Here is another solution. You need to change Activity class only:

Add these member variables:

private boolean mToBeResumed = false; private boolean mLostFocus = false;

Change onPause as:

<a href="http://forum.gideros.rocks/profile/Override" rel="nofollow">@Override</a> protected void onPause() { mLostFocus = true;   GiderosApplication.getInstance().onPause(); mGLView.onPause();   super.onPause(); }

Change onResume as:

<a href="http://forum.gideros.rocks/profile/Override" rel="nofollow">@Override</a> protected void onResume() { super.onResume();   mToBeResumed = mLostFocus; if (!mLostFocus) { mGLView.onResume(); GiderosApplication.getInstance().onResume(); } }

Add onWindowFocusChanged function:

<a href="http://forum.gideros.rocks/profile/Override" rel="nofollow">@Override</a> public void onWindowFocusChanged(boolean hasFocus) { super.onWindowFocusChanged(hasFocus);   mLostFocus = !hasFocus; if (mToBeResumed && hasFocus) { mToBeResumed = false; GiderosApplication.getInstance().onResume(); mGLView.onResume(); } }

Rickyngk

Awesome. Thanks for quick support.

fxone

Hi @Atilim it looks like this solution doesn't work very well on small devices (armv6). I've noticed latency (regardless of the size of the window) at responsiveness on touching after resume. How to fully integrate start of things like sounds, touching, textures after resuming of applications at the same time? It looks like calling of music is fastest, next are textures and last is responsiveness on touching (sometimes few seconds latency). I would like to build applications fully protected on unwanted behaviours I will appreciate any clues. I suppose that maybe some kind of my Achilles heel and time to drop armv6 devices but I would like to be wrong.
ps My concerns refer ONLY to Gideros SDK 2012.08.* and next.
Also I would like to say that performance of 2012.09.5 version is simply awesome even on small devices, thus it is very hard to put away armv6!
Best Regards

atilim

@fxone After your post, I've observed the same behavior on low end devices. For example, on HTC Wildfire games are working well but after unlocking touches doesn't respond about 1-2 seconds. But on Samsung S 2, touches start to respond immediately after unlocking.

And I've installed Angry Birds to HTC Wildfire and test the same behavior on it. With Angry Birds, touches respond immediately after unlocking. Therefore there is solution to it and I'll look at it.

fxone

@Atilim I've just checked the newest version of SDK 2012.09.7 and it doesn't solve the problem described above (

atilim

@fxone I couldn't make it on time Promise with the next release

fxone

@Atilim, thank you so much for your work and kindness! Since version 2012.09.9 it works like a charm!

Cyberience

Is this the correct way to handle the app sent to background and resume?