I don't think this is the right thing to do.
A good UI should not pop the panel menu programmatically, meaning by
that the user didn't press the menu button and does not expect the
panel to pop (and probably doesn't want to).
You may consider using context menus instead.
For example if you want a
I want to do so, because the ui-button is just a hot-button to some
existing functionality in a submenu.
Looks like I'll double-implement it using a SingleChoice-AlertDialog
(its just some more or less trivial code)
Best Regards,
plusminus
On Nov 24, 6:07 am, Guillaume Perrot [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am not sure to understand what you want to do but if the aim is to have
the submenu look and feel when you press on a button, you can
programmatically call openContextMenu to achieve that. It uses the same menu
classes, and a context menu looks exactly the same as a sub-menu.
2008/11/24
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