PopScreen() calling in onClose()?

Hi all

There are two ways to narrow screen, they are onClose() and popScreen()? The two of them go back to the previous screen battery, my question is: popScreen() call onClose() as well?

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

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