The Material Dialog library looks awesome.
The Material Dialog library looks awesome. Maybe Pierre Hébert could use it in Lightning Launcher. If publishing the dialogs to be usable from script… what a dream!
There’s a demo app in Play Store, try it.
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Huh, cool. Big apps that use my library Material Dialogs:
Nova Launcher (Beta), Action Launcher, and AcDisplay (not the Google Play version yet).
I’m sure there’s others, but those are some big players in the store. I’ve known about the first two for a while since they both have contacted me, and Kevin has contributed a lot to the library.
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Here’s the link to the library sources at github: https://github.com/afollestad/material-dialogs
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Generally asked:
How do libraries work on Android/Java?
In .net / Windows it would be an assembly/DLL that can be referenced and used from any application.
What if I installed Adrian’s demo on my phone, would I be able to LL.bindClass and use the library?
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Lutz Linke I think you have to include the library in the manifest of your application before building it, then I assume it gets packaged with your app. Could easily be wrong though!
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There ar etwo ways of using a library:
1. Compile it in your apk: the standard way
2. Reference a library: I don’t know how it exactly works, xposed does enforce that on its modules. It seems like the library has to be provided by either the phone or an app, I don’t know which.
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Very good library! With everything we could want, and more
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A little off-topic, but… If someone is going to investigate “referencing libraries”… Please have a look at the Android-Wear libraries too. Pebble uses it for messaging interface. Maybe an idea/possibility for LLX.
Just a thought.
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