B4i Library iHUD library - Toast messages and progress dialogs

This library is based on the following open source project: https://github.com/matej/MBProgressHUD
License: https://github.com/matej/MBProgressHUD/blob/master/LICENSE

It includes two features available in B4A: Toast messages and progress dialogs.

Using this library is very simple.
Declare a process global variable:
B4X:
Private hd As HUD

Show a toast message:
B4X:
hd.ToastMessageShow("Some message", True) 'second parameter is LongDuration
Unlike in Android the toast message appears in the middle of the screen.

Show a progress dialog (that disables user interaction):
B4X:
hd.ProgressDialogShow("Downloading...")
Later you should call hd.ProgressDialogHide. Note that there is no DoEvents method in B4i. You should instead use asynchronous method for long tasks (when such are available).



Library installation:
- Download the zip file, unzip it and copy the xml file to the libraries folder.
 

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LWGShane

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This is awesome! I cannot wait to start messing with B4i.
 

Mikonios

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Remote Compilation is for small proyect and only trial versión.
Is posible hud.jar file ????
 

cbanks

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Could a couple enhancements be made to the iHUD library? It cuts off the text if there is a bunch of text. It also doesn't let you use CRLF to break up the text onto multiple lines. Thanks.
 

yonson

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Hi Erel

thanks for this excellent library. I am however having issues with the async method, as you say with B4A its simply a question of adding in 'DoEvents', but I was wondering if you could clarify how to create a async method?

For example:-

<code>
Dim hd As HUD
hd.ProgressDialogShow("busy")
DoBusyEvent
hd.ProgressDialogHide

Private Sub DoBusyEvent

For i=0 To 10000
Log(i)
Next
End Sub
</code>

how could I make 'DoBusyEvent' an async method, i.e. so that the busy message is shown whilst the method is running, and only closed once it is finished?
Many thanks!
 

ruy

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I already copied the iHUD.xml but the compiler replies that the iHUD.jar file is missing. Where can I get it?
 

ruy

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I already copied the iHUD.xml but the compiler replies that the iHUD.jar file is missing. Where can I get it?
Never mind. it did complile, the message appeared upon loading the project but it did complie anyway.
 

cooperlegend

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Hi,

I have a long message to show using Toastmessage. in Android it shows fine, but using this library in iOS the message is truncated. How can I show a long message as a toastmessage ?
 

cooperlegend

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OK, that's a shame, as I was hoping it would match the Android version, I guess I will switch to a msgbox instead. Thanks
 

Paul Leischow

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Any way to have the ability to set the position of the message?
I would prefer to the the message at the bottom of the screen like the Android Toast Message instead of the middle of the screen.
 

Erel

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You can use this sub to change the offset of the toast message:
B4X:
Sub SetHUDOffset(offset As Float)
   Dim no1 As NativeObject = App.KeyController
   no1 = no1.GetField("view")
   Dim no2 As NativeObject
   Dim hud As NativeObject = no2.Initialize("MMBProgressHUD").RunMethod("HUDForView:", Array(no1))
   If hud.IsInitialized Then
     hud.SetField("yOffset", offset)
   End If
End Sub

For example:
B4X:
hd.ToastMessageShow("test", True)
SetHUDOffset(Page1.RootPanel.Height / 2 - 100) 'note that RootPanel height will be 0 in Application_Start
 

Rattigan_Roger

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wonderful.
I came across this thread just as I was tearing out the remaining few strands of hair on my head trying to get activityView to operate consistently.
Thank You!
 
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