On Feb 22, 7:49 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> In the case of LunarLander, LunarView is a SurfaceView, which has
> getContext() to return the Context for the view.
Oh yeah--thanks!
I tried using getContext() to provide the context, and it seems to
work for the most part. It's just frustrating that e
Zombies and Robots wrote:
> I suppose I could just set gameThread to a new GameThread()
> and try to start that, but that approach won't work because I need to
> supply the Context for the GameThread, and that isn't passed to
> surfaceCreated().
In the case of LunarLander, LunarView is a SurfaceV
AHA!
I *knew* I was doing everything just like LunarLander did. I was!
That was the problem.
This particular bug was really bothering me. I became a little
obsessed with it, so I tried logging practically everything that my
game did while it was running. After lots of painstaking work, I
fina
After dissecting my code and playing around with the logs quite a bit,
I've determined that the problem starts when the activity's onResume()
is called, even though all that my overridden onResume() does is run
super.onResume().
There may be more to this. I'll post more later.
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Thanks for the responses! I really appreciate the help!
I'm about to give the try/catch and logging idea a try. I'll let you
know if I turn up anything.
I'll also post the code as soon as I'm able to. I just have to move
it from the other computer.
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Could you post the relevant code of StealthView?
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Have you put a try/catch block around the whole of your run method and
logged any output?
Al.
Zombies and Robots wrote:
> I'm hoping somebody who is more familiar with Android's application
> life-cycle will be able to help me out here.
>
> I'm writing a game. From inside the game, I open a ne
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