In my Android application I have a Button which opens up a context menu when clicked. The issue is that if a user clicks quickly, they can open multiple instances of the menu.
b.setOnClickListener( new OnClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick( View view ) {
// popup options
view.showContextMenu();
}
} );
How can I prevent the user from opening up more than one copy? I am looking for a 'boolean' like checking the Visible status, but can't seem to find anything. My hope was that there wa开发者_运维问答s a function somehow that would result in code similar to:
if (context menu is not open)
open context menu
else
don't do anything
I really don't like this UI pattern. It's this sort of thing that cause iOS developers (and users) to think that Android developers lack discipline. Context menus are for long-presses, period. Use something else, like an AlertDialog
or PopupMenu
, elsewhere.
That being said, set a boolean
flag when you show the context menu, checking it first to prevent duplicate menus. Clear the flag in onContextMenuClosed()
.
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