Hi Shai
i tried your advice and invoked in start()
1 bright.brightset(255); my app gives black screen
2 also when i create the class new my app gives a black screen
bright = NativeLookup.create(Bright.class);
bright.brightset(255);
3 when i add this one whwre as bright is first time -1 and then when i
call brightset brght is 20 or 255
if (brght > 0 ) {
bright = NativeLookup.create(Bright.class);
bright.brightset(brght);
}
the app works fine and brightset in the app also
but the behavior is the same when i leave the app and come back to it
brightness is only changed when i leave the app again
it looks like the brighset method runs on a different thread and runs only
when the app is not active
i checked with dialog if the code is fired and it does the Bright class is
made again
Op maandag 18 november 2019 03:27:52 UTC+1 schreef Shai Almog:
>
> If you just invoke the brightness native interface in the beginning of the
> start() method in your main class doesn't that work correctly?
> If not I'm not really sure, it's low level native Android behavior I
> haven't personally touched.
>
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