Releases: michael-rapp/AndroidMaterialDialog
Releases · michael-rapp/AndroidMaterialDialog
Version 3.2.0
- The width of dialogs on smartphones has been increased. It is now equal to the width of the Android SDK's
AlertDialog
. - The setter and getter methods of a
MaterialDialog
can now be used even if the dialog has not been shown yet. - Added the dialog, which is validated by an implementation of the interface
MaterialDialog.Validator
, as a parameter to itsvalidate
-method.
Version 3.1.1
A minor release, which introduces the following changes:
- The library is from now on distributed under the Apache License version 2.0.
- Updated dependency "AndroidUtil" to version 1.4.3.
- Updated AppCompat support library to version 23.1.1.
- Minor changes of the example app.
Version 3.1.0
A feature release, which provides the following changes:
- It is now possible to use theme attributes in order to specify the appearance of dialogs (see documentation for further details).
Version 3.0.2
A minor release, which introduces the following changes:
- Added
getContext
-method to classMaterialDialog.Builder
. - Added
setCancelable
-method to classMaterialDialog.Builder
. - Added
setOnCancelListener
-,setOnDismissListener
- andsetOnKeyListener
-methods to classMaterialDialog.Builder
.
Version 3.0.1
A minor release, which introduces the following changes:
- The dividers of a
MaterialDialog
's list view are not visible anymore by default as this is more consistent with the Material design guidelines (http://www.google.com/design/spec/components/dialogs.html). - Version 1.2.2 of the library "AndroidUtil" is now used.
Version 3.0.0
A major release, which introduces the following changes:
- The library has been completely reworked in order to make it independent from the class
AlertDialog
of the Android SDK. Dialogs, which are created using the library are now instances of the newly introduced classMaterialDialog
. The classMaterialDialogBuilder
has been removed. In order to create dialogs, the builderMaterialDialog.Builder
has to be used now. The decision to rework the library has been made because of the problem discussed in #4.
Version 2.0.0
A major release, which introduces the following changes:
- The project has been migrated from the legacy Eclipse ADT folder structure to Android Studio. It now uses the Gradle build system and the library as well as the example app are contained by one single project.
- The library can now be added to Android apps using the Gradle dependency
com.github.michael-rapp:android-material-dialog:2.0.0
Version 1.2.1
A bugfix release, which fixes the following issues:
Version 1.2.0
A feature release, which introduces the following changes:
- Added setter methods, which allow to customize various colors of a dialog. The colors of the dialog's background, message, list items and item controls can now be specified (#2).
- Added an additional constructor to the class
MaterialDialogBuilder
, which allows to specify the theme, which should be used.
Version 1.1.0
A feature release, which introduces the following features:
- Added the possibility to validate a dialog's content