In the gpg-cpp-sdk v 3.0.1 there is a file android/include/gpg/android_support.h
This file mentions:
* <h1>Example code for an Android 4.0+ game using a Java Activity</h1>
* In your Java Activity, please add the following. You may need to merge this
* code with your existing lifecycle functions.
* \code
* public class YourActivity extends Activity {
* protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode,
* int resultCode,
* Intent data) {
* super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
* nativeOnActivityResult(this, requestCode, resultCode, data);
* }
*
* // Implemented in C++.
* private static native void nativeOnActivityResult(
* Activity activity,
* int requestCode,
* int resultCode,
* Intent data);
* }
* \endcode
* Then, in your native library, add the following forwarding functions.
* \code
* void Java_com_example_yourapp_YourActivity_nativeOnActivityResult(
* JNIEnv* env,
* jobject thiz,
* jobject activity,
* jint request_code,
* jint result_code,
* jobject data) {
* gpg::AndroidSupport::OnActivityResult(
* env, activity, request_code, result_code, data);
* }
* \endcode
These code snippets are incorrect.
The Java part of the code defines a static function, without a 'thiz' pointer.
The C part of the code defines a non static function, with a 'thiz' pointer.
These do not rhyme.
Causing android studio to warn:
Please address, @hak
In the gpg-cpp-sdk v 3.0.1 there is a file android/include/gpg/android_support.h
This file mentions:
These code snippets are incorrect.
The Java part of the code defines a static function, without a 'thiz' pointer.
The C part of the code defines a non static function, with a 'thiz' pointer.
These do not rhyme.
Causing android studio to warn:
Please address, @hak