de.mrapp.android.dialog.model

Interface ButtonBarDialogDecorator

All Superinterfaces:

Dialog

All Known Subinterfaces:

ButtonBarDialog, ListDialog, ScrollableDialog

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractButtonBarDialog, AbstractListDialog, AbstractScrollableDialog, ButtonBarDialogDecorator, MaterialDialog, ProgressDialog

public interface ButtonBarDialogDecorator
extends Dialog

Defines the interface, 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, must implement.

Since:

3.2.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	areButtonsStacked() Returns, whether the buttons of the dialog are aligned vertically, or not.
android.widget.Button	getButton(int whichButton) Returns one of the buttons, which is shown by the dialog.
int	getButtonBarDividerColor() Returns the color of the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons.
int	getButtonTextColor() Returns the color of the button texts of the dialog.
boolean	isButtonBarDividerShown() Returns, whether the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, is shown, or not.
void	setButtonBarDividerColor(int color) Sets the color of the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons.
void	setButtonTextColor(int color) Sets the color of the button texts of the dialog.
void	setNegativeButton(java.lang.CharSequence text, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the negative button of the dialog.
void	setNegativeButton(int resourceId, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the negative button of the dialog.
void	setNeutralButton(java.lang.CharSequence text, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the neutral button of the dialog.
void	setNeutralButton(int resourceId, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the neutral button of the dialog.
void	setPositiveButton(java.lang.CharSequence text, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the positive button of the dialog.
void	setPositiveButton(int resourceId, android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener) Sets the text of the positive button of the dialog.
void	showButtonBarDivider(boolean show) Sets, whether the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, should be shown, or not.
void	stackButtons(boolean stackButtons) Sets, whether the buttons of the dialog should be aligned vertically, or not.

Methods inherited from interface de.mrapp.android.dialog.model.Dialog

getContext

Method Detail

getButton

android.widget.Button getButton(int whichButton)

Returns one of the buttons, which is shown by the dialog.

Parameters:

whichButton - The identifier of the button, which should be returned, as an Integer value. The identifier must either be DialogInterface.BUTTON_POSITIVE, DialogInterface.BUTTON_NEGATIVE or DialogInterface.BUTTON_NEUTRAL

Returns:

The button, which corresponds to the given identifier, as an instance of the class Button or null, if the button is not shown or if the dialog has not been shown yet

setPositiveButton

void setPositiveButton(java.lang.CharSequence text,
                       android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the positive button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

text - The text, which should be set, as an instance of the type CharSequence or null, if no positive button should be shown

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the positive button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

setPositiveButton

void setPositiveButton(int resourceId,
                       android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the positive button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

resourceId - The resource id of the text, which should be set, as an Integer value. The resource id must correspond to a valid string resource

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the positive button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

setNegativeButton

void setNegativeButton(java.lang.CharSequence text,
                       android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the negative button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

text - The text, which should be set, as an instance of the type CharSequence or null, if no negative button should be shown

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the negative button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

setNegativeButton

void setNegativeButton(int resourceId,
                       android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the negative button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

resourceId - The resource id of the text, which should be set, as an Integer value. The resource id must correspond to a valid string resource

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the negative button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

setNeutralButton

void setNeutralButton(java.lang.CharSequence text,
                      android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the neutral button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

text - The text, which should be set, as an instance of the type CharSequence or null, if no neutral button should be shown

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the neutral button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

setNeutralButton

void setNeutralButton(int resourceId,
                      android.content.DialogInterface.OnClickListener listener)

Sets the text of the neutral button of the dialog. Note, that the attached listener is not stored using a dialog's onSaveInstanceState-method, because it is not serializable. Therefore this method must be called again after configuration changes, e.g when the orientation of the device has changed, in order to re-register the listener.

Parameters:

resourceId - The resource id of the text, which should be set, as an Integer value. The resource id must correspond to a valid string resource

listener - The listener, which should be notified, when the neutral button is clicked, as an instance of the type DialogInterface.OnClickListener or null, if no listener should be notified

areButtonsStacked

boolean areButtonsStacked()

Returns, whether the buttons of the dialog are aligned vertically, or not.

Returns:

True, if the buttons of the dialog are aligned vertically, false otherwise

stackButtons

void stackButtons(boolean stackButtons)

Sets, whether the buttons of the dialog should be aligned vertically, or not.

Parameters:

stackButtons - True, if the buttons of the dialog should be aligned vertically, false otherwise

getButtonTextColor

int getButtonTextColor()

Returns the color of the button texts of the dialog.

Returns:

The color of the button texts of the dialog as an Integer value

setButtonTextColor

void setButtonTextColor(int color)

Sets the color of the button texts of the dialog.

Parameters:

color - The color, which should be set, as an Integer value

isButtonBarDividerShown

boolean isButtonBarDividerShown()

Returns, whether the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, is shown, or not.

Returns:

True, if the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, is shown, false otherwise

showButtonBarDivider

void showButtonBarDivider(boolean show)

Sets, whether the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, should be shown, or not.

Parameters:

show - True, if the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, should be show, false otherwise

getButtonBarDividerColor

int getButtonBarDividerColor()

Returns the color of the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons.

Returns:

The color of the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons, as an Integer value

setButtonBarDividerColor

void setButtonBarDividerColor(int color)

Sets the color of the divider, which is located above the dialog's buttons.

Parameters:

color - The color, which should be set, as an Integer value