MaterialAlertDialogVector

Create and display a progress dialog with an animated vector as the loader. Without title and with the elements in the center of the dialog container.

Usage

In code:

MaterialAlertDialogVector.Builder(applicationContext)
            .setMessage(R.string.label_text_charging_please)
            .create()
            .show()

Attributes

MaterialAlertDialogVector 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()
Icon	Set the animated drawable resource to be used in the icon	Int	R.drawable.ic_baseline_animated_morphing_animals	setIcon()
Animated Vector	Set for the animated vector to start its animation	Boolean	true	setAnimatedVectorDrawable()
Animated Vector Loop	Set animated vector loop	Boolean	false	setLoopAnimatedVectorDrawable()
Gravity	Set gravity of the dialog	Int [android.view.Gravity]	N/A	setGravity()
Count Down Timer	Set a countdown on one of the buttons	(DialogAlertInterface.UI, Long)	N/A	setCountDownTimer()
Timeout	Sets the timeout	Long	N/A	setTimeout()
Message	Sets the message to display	String, Int	N/A	setMessage()
MessageTextSize	Sets text size message to display	float	N/A	setMessageTextSize()
Cancelable	Sets whether the dialog is cancelable or not	Boolean	true	setCancelable()
create	Creates an MaterialAlertDialogVector 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.