sdl2/bootstrap: add support for onActivityResult and onNewIntent #568
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This bring back the functionnality of onNewIntent/onActivityResult callback from Java activity to Python. Since you cannot override dynamically the activity with pyjnius, the only way is to declare thoses function directly in the Activity, and provide a support from Python. The android.activity module within the bind() function already provide this, but the java part could be used without android module at all.
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sdl2/bootstrap: add support for onActivityResult and onNewIntent
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This bring back the functionnality of onNewIntent/onActivityResult callback from Java activity to Python.
Since you cannot override dynamically the activity with pyjnius, the only way is to declare thoses function directly in the Activity, and provide a support from Python.
The android.activity module within the bind() function already provide this, but the java part could be used without android module at all.