Good Evening to All,
I have this little static utility class:
using System;
using MonoTouch.Foundation;
using MonoTouch.UIKit;
namespace ZzLib
{
public class MCActivityView : UIAlertView
{
private static System.Drawing.RectangleF _frame =
new System.Drawing.Rectangle(128,64,48,48);
private MCActivityView(string title)
: base()
{
Frame = _frame;
Title = "Please wait";
Show ();
}
private static UIAlertView _av;
public static void Start() {
_av = new MCActivityView();
}
public static void Stop() {
if (_av != null) {
_av.DismissWithClickedButtonIndex(0, true);
_av = null;
}
}
}
}
Before a lengthy operation I call
MCActivityView.Start();
and after the operation I call
MCActivityView.Stop();
Works fine. But rather than immediately displaying the alert, the screen
gets shaded during some time and then only the alertView is shown.
Most of the time, the tasks are not excessively long, so the're almost
finished by the time the alertview appears.
Is it possible to have the alertView appearing immediately (I don't
really care whether the screen gets shades, but I do want the alertview
to appear immediately.)
Thanks in advance,
Guido
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