ApplicationListener (gdx 1.12.1 API)

All Known Implementing Classes:

ApplicationAdapter, Game
```
public interface ApplicationListener
```
An ApplicationListener is called when the Application is created, resumed, rendering, paused or destroyed. All methods are called in a thread that has the OpenGL context current. You can thus safely create and manipulate graphics resources.

The ApplicationListener interface follows the standard Android activity life-cycle and is emulated on the desktop accordingly.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`create()`	Called when the `Application` is first created.
`void`	`dispose()`	Called when the `Application` is destroyed.
`void`	`pause()`	Called when the `Application` is paused, usually when it's not active or visible on-screen.
`void`	`render()`	Called when the `Application` should render itself.
`void`	`resize(int width, int height)`	Called when the `Application` is resized.
`void`	`resume()`	Called when the `Application` is resumed from a paused state, usually when it regains focus.

- Method Detail
  - create
```
void create()
```
    Called when the Application is first created.
  - resize
```
void resize(int width,
            int height)
```
    Called when the Application is resized. This can happen at any point during a non-paused state but will never happen before a call to create().
    
    Parameters:
    
    width - the new width in pixels
    
    height - the new height in pixels
  - render
```
void render()
```
    Called when the Application should render itself.
  - pause
```
void pause()
```
    Called when the Application is paused, usually when it's not active or visible on-screen. An Application is also paused before it is destroyed.
  - resume
```
void resume()
```
    Called when the Application is resumed from a paused state, usually when it regains focus.
  - dispose
```
void dispose()
```
    Called when the Application is destroyed. Preceded by a call to pause().