Java Development

[Thecr0w]

Hi all, 

There are two way of close screen,  they are onClose() and popScreen()? Both of them will go back to the previous screen stack, my question is : will popScreen() call onClose() as well?

[pbrebs]

It is Screen.close() which closes the screen.

onClose() can call close(), after potentially asking the user whether to save changes.

I suggest you take the time to check - I would expect that popScreen() calls close() (but not onClose()).

[peter_strange]

My understanding is that popScreen will not call close() or onClose().  It will just pop the screen.

But as the previous poster said, this is easy to test. 

[Thecr0w]

Yes, popScreen will not call close() or onClose().
What I need is a common method between close() and popScreen().
onExposed() does not work either, is there something common in both?

[Thecr0w · Accepted solution]

I found it. onUiEngineAttached() did the trick! thank you all the same.