| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractDialogDecorator<DialogType extends Dialog> |
An abstract base class for all decorators, which allow to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog.
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| AbstractDialogFragmentDecorator<DialogType extends Dialog> |
An abstract base class for all decorators, which allow to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog,
which is able to show fragments.
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| ButtonBarDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and may contain up to
three buttons.
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| HeaderDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and may contain a header.
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| ListDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and may contain list
items.
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| MaterialDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices.
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| ProgressDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and allows to indicate a
running progress.
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| ScrollableDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and may contain a
scrollable content.
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| ValidateableDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and can be validated.
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| WizardDialogDecorator |
A decorator, which allows to modify the view hierarchy of a dialog, which is designed according
to Android 5's Material Design guidelines even on pre-Lollipop devices and provides a navigation
for switching between multiple fragments.
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