Android Question BBCodeView1 as Msgbox (class)

[FrankDev]

hello

I want to use the BBCodeView in a Msgbox class.
But I have a problem with the declaration.

TextEngine.Initialize (Me)

I realize, of course, that's not how it works. Had already solved it that way.

Show_msgbox2(act as Activity, title As String,text As String, positive As String, cancel As String, negative As String) As ResumableSub

...but I can't get any further than that.

regards Frank

Public Sub Show_msgbox2(title As String,text As String, positive As String, cancel As String, negative As String) As ResumableSub
        
    Dim cd As CustomLayoutDialog
    cd.ShowAsync(title1, positive, cancel ,negative, Null, True)
    cd.SetSize(100%x, 100%y)
    Wait For Dialog_Ready (DialogPanel As Panel)
    Dim BBCodeView1 As BBCodeView
    Dim TextEngine As BCTextEngine
    DialogPanel.LoadLayout("dialog_layout_1")
    TextEngine.Initialize (Me)   '<---------------- Problem
    BBCodeView1.Text = text
    Wait For (cd) Dialog_Result (Result As Int)
    Return Result
        
End Sub

 

[Erel]

It is a mistake to use CustomLayoutDialog. You should use B4XDialog instead.

Also initialize TextEngine once when the app starts and reuse it.

 

[FrankDev]

@Erel

I will use B4XDialog.

My app consists of about 20 activities. Therefore I wanted to use it in 1 class. Is this the wrong way ?

 

[Erel]

My app consists of about 20 activities. Therefore I wanted to use it in 1 class. Is this the wrong way ?

On the contrary. Implement what ever you can in classes.

 

[FrankDev]

@Erel

I'm sorry for checking back on you,
but I still don't know how I'm gonna solve this in a class right now.

TextEngine.Initialize (Me)

 

[Erel]

Two options:
1. Pass Activity to the class:

YourClass.Initialize(Activity)

Public Sub Initialize (Parent As B4XView)
 TextEngine.Initialize(Parent)

2. Create a new panel. It will work:

TextEngine.Initialize(XUI.CreatePanel(""))