Hello! Let's say that there are two threads... a thread that waits for a package from a server and the UI thread. When the package arrives, the network thread calls runOnUIThread() with an anonymous implementation of the Runnable interface which displays a PopupWindow. The popup must be visible for X ms, so the View contained in the PopupWindow calls postDelayed(<dismiss the popup>, X). Everything works fine, but now I want to hide the Popup when the user touches the screen. I made the popup focusable & touchable outside. When I capture the ACTION_DOWN event I first call removeCallbacks(<the same runnable object used in the postDelayed above>) and then dimiss() the popup. The problem with this is that the removeCallbacks doesn't delete the action posted in the first place and after the popup is gone the action is still executed.
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