public void StartNativeTouchButton()
{
NativeTouch.ClearCallbacks();
NativeTouch.RegisterCallback(NativeTouchStaticReceiver);
//We want only few essential data so that's "minimal" = not full
NativeTouch.Start(new NativeTouch.StartOption {
fullMode = false, disableUnityTouch = false
});
noCallbackEnabled = false;
#if !UNITY_EDITOR
runningText.text = "Native touch is running (callback).";
#endif
}
public void StartNativeTouchButtonRingBuffer()
{
NativeTouch.ClearCallbacks();
//This does nothing, for we disable the callback below...
NativeTouch.RegisterCallback(NativeTouchStaticReceiver);
//To iterate the ring buffer in main thread instead of handling the callback, we could potentially disable the callback to boost performance.
//This is important in platform like Android IL2CPP where the callback is slow and you rather ONLY iterate the ring buffer.
NativeTouch.Start(new NativeTouch.StartOption {
fullMode = false, disableUnityTouch = false, noCallback = true
});
noCallbackEnabled = true;
#if !UNITY_EDITOR
runningText.text = "Native touch is running (no callback).";
#endif
}
public void StopLatestPlay()
{
#if NATIVE_TOUCH_INTEGRATION
Debug.Log("Native touch started!!");
staticPointer = nativeAudioPointer;
NativeTouch.RegisterCallback(NTCallback);
NativeTouch.Start(new NativeTouch.StartOption {
disableUnityTouch = true
});
NativeTouch.WarmUp();
return;
#endif
if (NotRealDevice())
{
return;
}
if (nativeAudioController != null)
{
nativeAudioController.Stop();
}
}