if setDecorFitsSystemWindows is done too late, then the initial window size won't be the right size.
Zeroing the safe zone is nonsense, as it's handled correctly elsewhere.
My old PR #15867 switched the fullscreen path to WindowInsetsController.hide() for API 30+, because the legacy setSystemUiVisibility() flags are ignored on API 30+.
The leaving fullscreen path was left untouched: it still calls setSystemUiVisibility(SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_VISIBLE), which is equally ignored on API 30+.
As a result, once fullscreen had hidden the status/navigation bars, they never came back when returning to windowed mode.
Query the natively compiled-in subsystems at runtime so the Java side
only registers and initializes the managers that exist, fixing
UnsatisfiedLinkError when SDL is built with a subsystem disabled
(e.g. -DSDL_AUDIO_DISABLED).
- Add SDL.setupJNI(int subsystems) plus SDL_INIT_* Java constants;
SDLActivity passes an overridable getInitSubsystems() mask so custom
activities can skip Java-side setup for unused subsystems.
- Distinguish compiled from requested subsystems: JNI registration
follows nativeGetCompiledSubsystems(), while manager initialization
and surface/layout creation follow the requested-and-compiled mask.
- Gate HIDDeviceManager.acquire() (USB/BLE device scanning) on a new
nativeIsHIDAPIEnabled() query so HIDAPI-less builds never touch it.
- Gate SDLControllerManager.initializeDeviceListener() and the
joystick key-event path on the controller subsystem; gate the
clipboard handler on video, mirroring the native guards.
- Guard the SDLControllerManager JNI bindings with
SDL_ANDROID_NEED_CONTROLLER_MANAGER (joystick or haptic enabled).
- Skip layout updates in ShowTextInputTask when no layout exists
(video disabled).
- Reorganize SDL_android.h/.c into guarded per-subsystem groups with
matching ordering.
Allow Android embedders to use SDL without the full video/audio Java
layer by gating subsystem-specific code behind SDL_VIDEO_DISABLED and
SDL_AUDIO_DISABLED preprocessor flags.
This enables applications that only need joystick/gamepad support
(e.g. Qt-based apps like QGroundControl) to build SDL without shipping
stub Java classes for unused subsystems.
Changes:
- Split SDLActivity JNI method table into core (lifecycle, hints,
permissions) and video (surface, input, clipboard, orientation)
- Gate SDLAudioManager and SDLInputConnection JNI registration
- Make checkJNIReady() subsystem-aware: no longer requires
mAudioManagerClass when SDL_AUDIO_DISABLED
- Group method ID resolution by subsystem in nativeSetupJNI()
- Guard all video/audio function implementations and declarations
- Keep display orientation accessors always available (needed by camera)
- Add subsystem-selective SDL.setupJNI(int)/initialize(int) to SDL.java
with backwards-compatible zero-arg overloads
- Guard SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER_ANDROID and related defines in
SDL_build_config_android.h
The immersive-fullscreen code hid the status and navigation bars with the
deprecated View.setSystemUiVisibility() flags plus FLAG_FULLSCREEN. On
Android 15+ (API 35), edge-to-edge is enforced for apps targeting SDK 35+
and those flags are ignored, so the bars never hide (e.g. on a Samsung
S25). Android 14 and below still honour them, which is why older devices
were unaffected.
Hide/show the system bars with WindowInsetsController on API 30+ (using
BEHAVIOR_SHOW_TRANSIENT_BARS_BY_SWIPE for sticky-immersive), keeping the
legacy setSystemUiVisibility() path for API < 30. The minimum supported
version is unchanged.
(cherry picked from commit a442367706)
From @AntTheAlchemist:
This is an interesting one, on a Xiaomi MiTV. Caused by a camera device, full stack:
android.app.LoadedApk$ReceiverDispatcher$Args.lambda$getRunnable$0$LoadedApk$ReceiverDispatcher$Args -> org.libsdl.app.HIDDeviceManager$1.onReceive -> handleUsbDeviceAttached -> connectHIDDeviceUSB -> getSerialNumber -> android.hardware.usb.UsbDevice.getSerialNumber -> android.hardware.usb.IUsbSerialReader$Stub.onTransact -> com.android.server.usb.UsbSerialReader.getSerial -> UsbUserPermissionManager.checkPermission -> hasPermission -> isCameraDevicePresent
We're still seeing this frequently when unregistering PlayStation controller sensors. We don't know what else is modifying the sensor list, but if we end up getting this exception we'll retry after a short sleep.
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