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Crosslight Android ContextualToolbar

thomas.albert@tea-net.ch — Thu, 08 Sep 2016 08:45:33 GMT

Hello Yudi,

your proposed workaround solves the problem.

Thanks,

Thomas

Crosslight Android ContextualToolbar

yudi — Tue, 06 Sep 2016 07:03:03 GMT

I was able to reproduce the reported problem in my local end.

The problem happen because IsEditing in ViewModel doesn't change to true when the view changed into edit mode. I got the expected result if modify my command (in the ViewModel) into the following:

public void ExecuteCustomCmd(object parameter)
{
    this.IsEditing = true;
    
    // do something in here
    //this.ToastPresenter.Show("hello world");
    
    this.IsEditing = false;
}

This problem is no longer persist in the experimental assembly of Crosslight. If it's okay for you, you can try to use my approach as workaround.

Hope this helps.

Crosslight Android ContextualToolbar

thomas.albert@tea-net.ch — Fri, 02 Sep 2016 11:50:34 GMT

Hello Yudi aka Crosslight Support,

I have a question concerning the contextual toolbar on Android. I have a recyclerviewfragment where I add a custom command in the contextual toolbar. After executing this command the view stays in edit mode. The IsEditing variable in the ViewModel is false, but as said the view stays in edit mode.

When I compare this to a built in command like Delete it behaves different. After deleting a list item the view is no longer in edit mode. I cannot see any command that switches the view modes, so I guess it is done behind the scenes.

How can I fix this?

Thanks,
Thomas