Toast的一种新的实现：frenchtoast
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9年前
Toast的一种新的实现，摒弃了原生Toas的诸多缺点，例如不能很好的控制它的出现以及持续时间、打乱上下文以及API设计的不合理，容易出错等缺点，它通过为每一个Toast创建一个新的Window来实现真正的Toast。
Android Toasts are amazing, but they have a few major drawbacks:
- You cannot control when they show up as well as their duration. Other apps can enqueue toasts that will delay yours from showing up.
- They break context: they remain on screen when the user switches to other activities.
- The API is error prone:Toast.makeText(context, "Important Toast", LENGTH_LONG); // Don't forget show()!
FrenchToast gives you absolute control over your app Toasts. It does so by duplicating the internals of Android Toasts and giving you access.
Unlike other Toast-like libraries, FrenchToast doesn't add a view to the root of your activity. Instead, it creates a new Window for each Toast, exactly like the real Android Toasts.
Getting Started
In yourbuild.gradle:
dependencies { compile 'info.piwai.frenchtoast:frenchtoast:1.0' }
You need to setupFrenchToastin yourApplicationclass:
public class ExampleApplication extends Application { @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); FrenchToast.install(this); } }You are ready to Toast!
FrenchToast.with(context).showText("I love Baguettes!");
AFrenchToast:
- hides when the Activity is paused,
- shows again when it's resumed,
- has a default duration ofToast.LENGTH_LONG,
- survives configuration changes,
- is queued, so that only one Toast shows at once.
You can customize the default duration:
FrenchToast.with(context).shortLength().showText(R.string.short_bread); FrenchToast.with(context).longLength().showText(R.string.long_bread); FrenchToast.with(context).length(3, SECONDS).showText(R.string.bespoke_bread);