feat: add is_initialized to check if the context has been set#4
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feat: add is_initialized to check if the context has been set#4Frando wants to merge 1 commit intorust-mobile:masterfrom
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This adds a
fn is_initialized() -> boolto check whether aAndroidContexthas been initialized. It is an addition only so fully backwards compatible and could be released as a patch release.Motivation: I have library code that has an optional JNI path with a non-JNI fallback. Ideally, I want the library to be usable both by apps/crates that use
ndk_contextand by ones that don't for whatever reason. For the latter I want to use my non-JNI fallback path. However, currently it is not possible to branch on whetherndk_contexthas been initialized. The only function to get the context panics if it hasn't been initialized. With this addition, I can do the check and then branch between my JNI path (which requiresndk_context) and the non-JNI path.