...or when is the earliest I can detect it? Here's my situation...
I've got an OpenGL game in the works. When the activity is ended
(however this happens either by Android or user quitting) I'd like
like to do some cleanup. I'm already calling a native function to free
some memory that was allocated and those calls are fine, but I'm also
trying to call glDeleteTextures(). I've tried a few things and
currently I have this in OnPause()...
@Override
protected void onPause() {
super.onPause();
mGSGLView.onPause();
if(isFinishing()){
GSNFreeMem(); //Native cleanup function
}
}
Logcat complains that I'm calling an OpenGL ES API when there is no
current context. I've read some threads about what to look for and
checking for back button presses, etc... seems bad so I want to let
Android tell me when to do this.
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