Closed pcrepieux closed 1 year ago
Looks like invoking InputManager.getInstance() doesn't work anymore. To workaround this, it appears to be possible to get a IInputManager reference by calling InputManagerGlobal.getInstance() and then getInputManagerService.
Looks like invoking InputManager.getInstance() doesn't work anymore. To workaround this, it appears to be possible to get a IInputManager reference by calling InputManagerGlobal.getInstance() and then getInputManagerService.