IOSAlertDialog

Create and display an iOS-style alert dialog.

Usage

In code:

IOSAlertDialog.Builder(applicationContext)
            .setTitle("Lorem Ipsum")
            .setMessage("What is Lorem Ipsum?")
            .setPositiveButton(object : DialogAlertInterface.OnClickListener {
                override fun onClick(dialog: DialogAlertInterface, whichButton: DialogAlertInterface.UI) {
                    TODO("Not yet implemented")
                }
            })
            .setNegativeButton(object : DialogAlertInterface.OnClickListener {
                override fun onClick(dialog: DialogAlertInterface, whichButton: DialogAlertInterface.UI) {
                    TODO("Not yet implemented")
                }
            })
            .create()
            .show()

Attributes

IOSAlertDialog offers several attributes for a deeper view configuration, the following table shows all these options and their default value.

Name	Description	Values	Default	Related method(s)
Builder	Creates a builder for an alert dialog that uses the default alert dialog theme	Context	N/A	Builder()
Title	Set the title displayed	String, Int	N/A	setTitle()
Message	Sets the message to display	String, Int	N/A	setMessage()
OrientationButton	Sets orientation button	IOSDialog.Orientation	IOSDialog.Orientation.HORIZONTAL	setOrientationButton()
Gravity	Set gravity of the dialog	Int [android.view.Gravity]	N/A	setGravity()
Cancelable	Sets whether the dialog is cancelable or not	Boolean	true	setCancelable()
Count Down Timer	Set a countdown on one of the buttons	(DialogAlertInterface.UI, Long)	N/A	setCountDownTimer()
PositiveButton	Set a listener to be invoked when the positive button of the dialog is pressed	null, String or Int	N/A	setPositiveButton()
NeutralButton	Set a listener to be invoked when the neutral button of the dialog is pressed	null, String or Int	N/A	setNeutralButton()
NegativeButton	Set a listener to be invoked when the negative button of the dialog is pressed	null, String or Int	N/A	setNegativeButton()
create	Creates an IOSAlertDialog with the arguments supplied to this builder	-	-	create()
show	Start the dialog and display it on screen	-	-	show()

If you want to add more functionality to dialog events, you can use the following methods to capture the actions.

• When the dismiss option is called from the dialog box, you can use the setOnDismissListener method to perform additional actions.
• When the cancel option is called from the dialog box, you can use the setOnCancelListener method to perform additional actions.
• When the show option is called from the dialog box, you can use the setOnShowListener method to perform additional actions.