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AppGameKit Classic Chat / How to exit a T2 app

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lumni
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Posted: 14th Apr 2015 01:56
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all threads about this are really old and the suggestions dont work anymore. id like a portable way to terminate the app when the user touches or clicks a text or spirte. thanks.
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xGEKKOx
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Posted: 14th Apr 2015 07:33
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Well if is c++ you can use exit(0) but i don't suggest to do it.
Apple for example reject the use of internal closing the app, cause it must be closed using the home button.
I think for Android is the same.

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Posted: 14th Apr 2015 10:07 Edited at: 14th Apr 2015 10:07
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GEKKO is correct. On Windows either call destructors in a response to to a POSTQUIT message or drop out of the main loop through the destructors.

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lumni
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on andoid its almost always possible to exit through the back button and thats what im trying to do. even if it wont exit, just send the app to the background, i want to do that through the back button, not only the home button.

i need to know what to call in

if (agk::GetRawKeyPressed(27)){
//here
}

thanks for the answers.
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Kendor
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Posted: 14th Apr 2015 21:43
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As xGEKKOx says, for Tier 2 you can use:


Google/Android and Blackberry accept it in their stores, Apple doesn't.


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Posted: 14th Apr 2015 23:46
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thanks, thats what I was looking for.
may I ask you how did you even know MasterReset() existed since its not in the documentation ? does it call App.End() ?
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The interpreter code (T1 - Core.cpp) for android uses it as part of the cleanup process:



As you can see, App.End() needs to be called separately.


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Ancient Lady
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This is the code that I have been using:


I last tested in in Windows, Mac and iOS using AppGameKit V2 11, I think.

The code is set to detect the AppGameKit type.

I use the same 50+ pairs of .cpp/.h files for all platforms.

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thank you
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