Example usage for android.app Dialog subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for android.app Dialog subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file ir.irani.telecam.ui.ActionBar.BottomSheet.java

public class BottomSheet extends Dialog {

    protected ViewGroup containerView;
    private ContainerView container;
    private WindowInsets lastInsets;

From source file ir.besteveryeverapp.ui.ActionBar.BottomSheet.java

public class BottomSheet extends Dialog {

    protected ViewGroup containerView;
    private ContainerView container;
    private WindowInsets lastInsets;

From source file busradar.madison.StopDialog.java

public final class StopDialog extends Dialog {

    //   static javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory sslsockfactory;
    //   
    //   static {
    //      // Imports: javax.net.ssl.TrustManager, javax.net.ssl.X509TrustManager

From source file net.bluehack.ui.ActionBar.BottomSheet.java

public class BottomSheet extends Dialog {

    protected ViewGroup containerView;
    protected ContainerView container;
    private WindowInsets lastInsets;

From source file org.telegram.ui.ActionBar.BottomSheet.java

public class BottomSheet extends Dialog {

    protected ViewGroup containerView;
    protected ContainerView container;
    private WindowInsets lastInsets;

From source file com.simplealertdialog.SimpleAlertDialog.java

/**
 * <p>Dialog managed by {@link com.simplealertdialog.SimpleAlertDialogFragment}
 * or {@link com.simplealertdialog.SimpleAlertDialogSupportFragment}.<br/>
 * When you use this dialog, create {@code DialogFragment} by
 * {@link com.simplealertdialog.SimpleAlertDialogFragment.Builder} or
 * {@link com.simplealertdialog.SimpleAlertDialogSupportFragment.Builder},

From source file org.cocos2dx.lib.Cocos2dxEditBoxDialog.java

public class Cocos2dxEditBoxDialog extends Dialog {

    /**
     * The user is allowed to enter any text, including line breaks.
     */
    private final int kEditBoxInputModeAny = 0;

From source file com.roselism.bottomsheet.BottomSheet.java

/**
 * One way to present a set of actions to a user is with bottom sheets, a sheet of paper that
 * slides
 * up from the bottom edge of the screen. Bottom sheets offer flexibility in the display of clear
 * and simple actions that do not need explanation.
 * <p/>

From source file com.wit.and.dialog.LoginDialog.java

/**
 * <h4>Class Overview</h4>
 * <p>
 * Contains two {@link EditText}s for <i>user name</i> and <i>password</i> and loading
 * layout to show while authentication process is running.
 * </p>

From source file com.b44t.ui.ActionBar.BottomSheet.java

public class BottomSheet extends Dialog {

    protected ViewGroup containerView;
    private ContainerView container;
    private WindowInsets lastInsets;