If you wonder what the Java Toast equivalent of this iOS Objective C event would be than you are in the right place. Below is a sample of what I have written for iOS and Xamarin.iOS. This behave pretty much the same as Alert in Java using a Toast in place of the iOS UIAlert.<\/p>\n
In Objective C:<\/p>\n
NSString<\/span> *<\/span>message <\/span>=<\/span> @<\/span>\"Toast kind of message\"<\/span>;<\/span>\r\nUIAlertView<\/span> *<\/span>toast <\/span>=<\/span> [[<\/span>UIAlertView<\/span> alloc<\/span>]<\/span> initWithTitle<\/span>:<\/span>nil<\/span>\r\n message<\/span>:<\/span>message\r\n <\/span>delegate<\/span>:<\/span>nil<\/span>\r\n cancelButtonTitle<\/span>:<\/span>nil<\/span>\r\n otherButtonTitles<\/span>:<\/span>nil<\/span>,<\/span> nil<\/span>];<\/span>\r\n[<\/span>toast show<\/span>];<\/span>\r\nint<\/span> duration <\/span>=<\/span> 1<\/span>;<\/span> \/\/ in seconds<\/span>\r\n\r\ndispatch_after<\/span>(<\/span>dispatch_time<\/span>(<\/span>DISPATCH_TIME_NOW<\/span>,<\/span> duration <\/span>*<\/span> NSEC_PER_SEC<\/span>),<\/span> dispatch_get_main_queue<\/span>(),<\/span> ^{<\/span>\r\n[<\/span>toast dismissWithClickedButtonIndex<\/span>:<\/span>0<\/span> animated<\/span>:<\/span>YES<\/span>];<\/span>\r\n});<\/span><\/code><\/pre>\nAnd if you are using Xamarin.IOS<\/strong> you can do like this:<\/p>\nnew<\/span> UIAlertView<\/span>(<\/span>null<\/span>,<\/span> message<\/span>,<\/span> null<\/span>,<\/span> \"OK\"<\/span>,<\/span> null<\/span>).<\/span>Show<\/span>();<\/span><\/code><\/pre>\nusing UIKit; is required.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you wonder what the Java Toast equivalent of this iOS Objective C event would be than you are in the right place. Below is a sample of what I have written for iOS and Xamarin.iOS. This behave pretty much the same as Alert in Java using a Toast in place of the iOS UIAlert. 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