In order to track state in a toast-like thing, one could:
- Create a transparent activity (using @android:theme/Translucent);
- Model a toast-like thing in the middle of it (using
@android:drawable/toast_frame);
- Handle key events, update the UI;
- Dismiss based on elapsed time;
- Include android:noHistory="true" for the activity in the manifest.
-- Kostya
10.03.2011 22:28, Jake Wharton пишет:
I'm not aware of a status query method. However, be wary of firing off
a timer with your Toast. Just because you call .show() on it does not
mean it will be displayed right away. It is put into the toast queue
(my term) and only displayed when the items in the queue before it, if
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