Line | Description |
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show(); | Shows the dialog |
setContentView(R.layout.yourlayout); | sets the ContentView of the dialog to your custom layout. |
dismiss() | Closes the dialog |
The dialog in the first example(Dialog) does not need to call show()
when it is created as it is handled in the constructor
Alert Dialogs must be constructed through a new instance of the AlertDialog.Builder()
class. Following the Builder Pattern, all members of the AlertDialog.Builder can be method chained to 'build up' the dialog instance.
The Alert Dialog builder can directly show()
the dialog -- you do not need to call create()
then show()
on the AlertDialog instance