4.4. Use Libgdx to query runtime environment attributes, 4.4 libgdx

4.4. Use Libgdx to query runtime environment attributes, 4.4 libgdx

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The Application interface provides multiple methods to query the running environment attributes.

Obtain the current application type

Sometimes you need to perform special operations based on a specific platform. Application. getType () is used to return the currently running platform. The example is as follows:
Switch (Gdx. app. getType ()){
Case Android:
// Android specific code
Break;
Case Desktop:
// Desktop specific code
Break;
Case WebGl:
// HTML5 specific code
Break;
Default:
// Other platforms specific code
}
In Android, you can also query the current Android version:
Int androidVersion = Gdx. app. getVersion ();
This will return the current SDK version. For example, 3 corresponds to Android1.5.

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