Window
Rebinds back-event handling to the platform window hosting content.
On Android a separate platform window (such as a platform Dialog) receives system back events through its own dispatcher only. A LocalNavigationEventDispatcherOwner explicitly provided in the host composition is inherited across the window boundary and would register back handlers on a dispatcher that never sees this window's events, so this scope re-resolves the owner from the window's view tree; when no view-tree owner exists, the inherited value is kept. The resolution matches the local's own host-default path, so behavior is unchanged when nothing was explicitly provided.
On Skiko platforms dialogs are layered inside the host window and this scope is a pass-through.
The Window* components in this library apply it automatically; wrap the root of a custom separate-window host whose content uses predictive-back handlers.
Rebinds back-event handling to the platform window hosting content.
On Android a separate platform window (such as a platform Dialog) receives system back events through its own dispatcher only. A LocalNavigationEventDispatcherOwner explicitly provided in the host composition is inherited across the window boundary and would register back handlers on a dispatcher that never sees this window's events, so this scope re-resolves the owner from the window's view tree; when no view-tree owner exists, the inherited value is kept. The resolution matches the local's own host-default path, so behavior is unchanged when nothing was explicitly provided.
On Skiko platforms dialogs are layered inside the host window and this scope is a pass-through.
The Window* components in this library apply it automatically; wrap the root of a custom separate-window host whose content uses predictive-back handlers.
Rebinds back-event handling to the platform window hosting content.
On Android a separate platform window (such as a platform Dialog) receives system back events through its own dispatcher only. A LocalNavigationEventDispatcherOwner explicitly provided in the host composition is inherited across the window boundary and would register back handlers on a dispatcher that never sees this window's events, so this scope re-resolves the owner from the window's view tree; when no view-tree owner exists, the inherited value is kept. The resolution matches the local's own host-default path, so behavior is unchanged when nothing was explicitly provided.
On Skiko platforms dialogs are layered inside the host window and this scope is a pass-through.
The Window* components in this library apply it automatically; wrap the root of a custom separate-window host whose content uses predictive-back handlers.