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magicmushroom
magicmushroom

Reputation: 41

Using MrEngineer13's SnackBar library implementation

I am using @MrEngineer13's SnackBar implementation and was wondering how to capture 2 separate "ActionClick" events - depending on when the actionclick event occurs, I need to do different things.

The builder looks like this - 

new SnackBar.Builder(this)
.withOnClickListener(this)
.withMessage("This library is awesome!") // OR
.withMessageId(messageId)
.withTypeFace(myAwesomeTypeFace)
.withActionMessage("Action") // OR
.withActionMessageId(actionMsgId)
.withTextColorId(textColorId)
.withBackGroundColorId(bgColorId)
.withVisibilityChangeListener(this)
.withStyle(style)
.withDuration(duration)
.show();`

and the onMessageClick takes a "token" parameter - 

@Override
public void onMessageClick(Parcelable token) {
     }

What I am not able to figure out is, how to pass this "token" when the click happens.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 34

Answers (1)

CommonsWare
CommonsWare

Reputation: 1006539

depending on when the actionclick event occurs, I need to do different things

Handle that in the body of onMessageClick():

@Override
public void onMessageClick(Parcelable token) {
  if (shouldIDoX()) {
    doX();
  }
  else {
    doY();
  }
}

(where you supply relevant implementations of shouldIDoX(), doX(), and doY().

What I am not able to figure out is, how to pass this "token" when the click happens

There is a withToken() method on the Builder that you can use to supply the Parcelable to be passed into onMessageClick(). That being said, the JavaDocs describe it as "The token used to restore the SnackBar state", which would make me a bit nervous about messing with it.

Upvotes: 1

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