Libgdx - android: FragmentApplication vs. ios: <?>Application

[TheWhiteLlama (Christian Ringshofer)]

Hi there!

I love the idea of Multi-OS Engine!
There’s one question that bothers me for a while now. Since my existing Android app is using FragmentApplication in several places ( I really need to show native Android-UI besides 3D-accelerated stuff presented via libGDX), I’ve wondered if there’s something similar to FragmentApplication for iOS?

I now the IOSApplication.Delegate, but I don’t wanna launch the libgdx part when launching the app. I thought about having a UIViewController instead? Is there something like that? How can I shrink the size of my libgdx viewport and show native iOS-UI besides it?

Thank you very much!

[kisg (Gergely Kis - Migeran)]

Dear Christian,

We already pushed support for this on the libgdx master branch. Check out this thread for more details:

Launch a libgdx game using MOE from iOS storyboard?

Hi! Build iosglkview branch Create new libgdx project with ios-moe module Replace 'IOSMoeLauncher' code to: @RegisterOnStartup public class IOSMoeLauncher extends NSObject implements UIApplicationDelegate { public static void main(String[] args) { UIKit.UIApplicationMain(0, null, null, IOSMoeLauncher.class.getName()); } @Selector("alloc") public static native IOSMoeLauncher alloc(); protected IOSMoeLauncher(Pointer peer) { super(peer); } priv…

Best Regards,
Gergely

[TheWhiteLlama (Christian Ringshofer)]

This is great! Thank you so much for your answer!
Finally I can continue working on my iOS port.

Best regards,
Chris