On Jan 18, 1:52 pm, ls02 <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, I read Android docs about dialogs. However, this still does not > answer my trivial questions. I also do not want to block UI thread. > Blocking UI thread means you block message pump and UI becomes > unresponsive. What I want is to call the function from UI thread that > would popup the dialog and this function will not return until the > dialog is closed. It is obvious that this modal dialog internally must > implement message pump and break this message loop when user closes > the dialog. Something similar to DialogBox or MessageBox Windows APIs. > I understand that I can implement OnClickListener, but this will > effectively call another function in the activity class that pops up > this dialog. I cannot this way to return to the same execution point > in the function that popped up the dialog. > > If Android does not have truly modal dialog I wonder what the > suggested approach to the following standard situation. Say you have > function that at certain point needs to prompt user for some input via > a modal dialog and then must use the input from the dialog to continue > its execution. >
see: http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/f8f1ac25831adcf5/c651bb429b694bba?lnk=gst&q=modal+dialog#c651bb429b694bba pskink
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