Android NDK: How to override onBackPressed in NativeActivity without java?

问题

My app is written entirely in C/C++ using NativeActivity, it has no Java code (based on "native-activity" NDK example). Pressing "back" button closes it (destroys activity), but I need other behaivor of this button because I have my own UI and menus which are displayed via OpenGL.

As I read, In order to change behaivor of "back" button, I need to override onBackPressed() method of Java activity class. But I don't use Java, can I reach this method from C/C++ to override it?

If no, is there another way to handle with "back" button using NDK, without java code?

回答1:

Solved: to prevent default "Back" button behaivor it is enough to return 1 while handling key event:

int32_t app_handle_event(struct android_app* app, AInputEvent* event) {
    if (AKeyEvent_getKeyCode(event) == AKEYCODE_BACK) {
        // actions on back key
        return 1; // <-- prevent default handler
    };
    // ...
    return 0;
}

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12130618/android-ndk-how-to-override-onbackpressed-in-nativeactivity-without-java