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- Show animation
- Start anim animation
- Shows a text loading animation with text loading event
- Get end size
- Dismiss the button
- Stop the text loading animation
- Stops the text loading animation of the textView
- Show a progress dialog
- Create a new builder
- This method is used to show a dialog popup
- Construct a builder from a Context
- Menu clicked
- On click menu
- This method is called when a check button is clicked
- Dismisses the progress
- Called when the activity is created
- Initializes the view
- Inflates the dialog
- Convert dp value to pixels
- Called when the dialog is clicked
- Show progress
- Show progress indicator
- Handle click
- Initializes the layout
- Set text box
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QUESTION
I need to pass the radio button value stored in variable radioValue from homepage.dart to class DialogFactory in dialogfactory.dart, where I will use it. The current radioValue value should be passed when I press a button which calls function _openDialog(), which is meant to open the alert dialog with the selected style.
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homepage.dart
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Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 21:16QUESTION
I am showing the Cast button as an Options menu item that is inflated from an activity, but I noticed that when the activity has a child fragment and the child fragment does not have an options menu item by itself, the chrome cast introduction overlay works correctly. However when the fragment has its own options menu, the Cast introduction overlay does not work correctly, it either shows in the top left corner or shows up in the correct position but does not highlight the cast icon.
Here is the code to initialize the Overlay
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Answered 2019-Dec-17 at 09:00When you are showing Cast buttons in fragments and activities, menus are inflated everywhere, with Cast buttons initialized in one of the fragments or activities and then immediately hidden again. My recommended solution is delaying the cast tutorial with a minor amount of delay, and then checking for visibility and window attach status again:
QUESTION
I am using TypeScript and Rxjs. I am sending data to the server using Rxjs. I have also implemented a custom interceptor. The interceptor returns a type:0
event and also the response from the server as two separate events. I suppose type:0
means that the request has been sent.
I don't want to do anything when type:0
event is received so I have put checks in the code to ignore it but my code still executes a piece of logic even if the event is type:0
. Have I made a mistake?
The code where I send the request is
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Answered 2019-Oct-08 at 20:45Take a look at this piece of code you have:
QUESTION
Good day to all! Please help with the problem. I want the ALERTDIALOG to open when I click on the button. This dialog is implemented in the DialogFactors class, and is called in MainActivity:
MainActivity
AlertDialog dialog = DialogFactory.getDialog(MainActivity.this);
In the DialogFactory, I create my (class) personal adapter, configure it. I want to create a variable for this adapter, but I write "this" to the CONTEXT variable and it throws an error.
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Answered 2019-Sep-01 at 09:09you must make your getDialog
not static or make your MyAdapter
static !
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a bot and have about 8 seperate classes for different dialogs (all in the same namespace!). They all contain different Tasks and because of this I have ran into a little problem. I'm wondering what the best practice would be: using an interface, using the factory pattern … All of these options, however, force me to use internal methods. (And I get that with an interface because you promise certain behavior, but with the factory pattern I don't really know - to be honest..) Because there is no definition for the specific methods - but this means I would have to make a lot of these internal methods and I'm trying to avoid redundancy.
First I just instantiated a new object, but I soon realised that this meant a new object of every kind/dialog was made everytime a call was made to the bot - which isn't very efficient right? I have also tried to instanciate them in the constructor, but this forces me to use an interface and this gives me the same problem as I've stated before. I've also looked into partial classes but I'm not sure if using 8 partial classes is really.. okay?
Right now I'm trying out the factory pattern with this code: (Credits to this thread: How to prevent an instantiation of an object in c#)
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Answered 2019-May-20 at 14:04The factory pattern makes sense for polymorphism. That means that, for example, we want an IDialog
and we don't care what the implementation is. We don't want to know. That way our code depends on IDialog
and isn't coupled to any particular class that implements it.
If you're trying to do this:
QUESTION
I have setup a custom Cast Dialog and added it using:
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Answered 2019-Apr-07 at 11:55Solved using:
MediaRouter.getInstance(context).selectRoute(route)
To disconnect I did:
MediaRouter.getInstance(context).unselect(MediaRouter.UNSELECT_REASON_DISCONNECTED)
QUESTION
I know this code is antipatterns but how can I write it correctly. Can you help me? If the web api does not respond in 2 seconds, I want to open a ProgressDialog. When you answer, close it.
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Answered 2018-May-15 at 18:41You can use two observables. The first one will use .delay()
to show the progress dialog. The second will you'll use to make the request. If the request finishes before 2 seconds - cancel the first one with .dispose()
.
Here's an example (it's Kotlin but you'll get the idea):
QUESTION
I have a bot with a root LuisDialog and 4 more LuisDialogs each one with a different LUIS model. Following the conversation started here I've implemented a similar DialogFactory strategy.
When a user sends a question that matches "None" intent in my root dialog, I evaluate the rest of dialogs until I find a match and then forward the message to the "winner".
The problem I'm facing is that I'm getting the http error: 429 (Too Many Requests) when querying LUIS (BaseDialog class).
Any ideas about how to face this?
The "None" intent in my root dialog:
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Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 11:47The 429 error is caused by your application (key) hitting the LUIS API too heavily.
You need to either throttle your requests to ensure you stay below the threshold of the free tier, or upgrade to the Basic plan which allows 50 requests a second.
QUESTION
I have a situation where in solution there are two project. A controls library and main application.
Now i want to create DialogFactory that will handle initialization of dialogs.
Let's say the structure is like this
Application.Presentation
- MainWindow.xaml
- ChartDialog.xaml (edited name)
Application.Presentation.Controls
- DateTimeDialog.xaml
- ColorPickerDialog.xaml
Flow is like this: MainWindow opens dialog Window1 that opens dialog DateTimeDialog
I want to create interface that will be referenced by both projects to handle dialog creation.
DialogFactory should look like this:
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Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 13:19Why don't you simply implement a DialogService
that handles the creation of the dialogs?
QUESTION
I started to include angular-material into angular 1.5v project. I am also using ionic-latest that includes ng-animate and ng-sanitize files bundled. Iam getting below error when I inject $mdDialog service into factories but it works fine when I inject $mdDialog into controllers. What could be the cause How do I get around this?
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Answered 2017-Mar-17 at 09:23You can $inject any dependency dynamically:
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You can use DialogFactory like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the DialogFactory component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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