material-dialogs/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

Version 0.5.8

1. Pull request from hzsweers: https://github.com/afollestad/material-dialogs/pull/167

IntDefs cannot safely be used in AARs, so we're back to using a enum (GravityEnum) for the various gravity methods. The RecyclerView dependency is also now provided, so it's not a required dependency but it's supported.

Version 0.5.5 - 0.5.7

1. Added itemColor and itemColorRes methods to the Builder for changing default list item color.
2. Added accentColor and accentColorRes methods as a convenience method to the three methods positiveColor, negativeColor, and neutralColor (and their 'res' variants).
3. Added ThemeSingleton, for internal use only right now unless you really think your app needs it. Used for dynamic global theming (changing at/after runtime).
4. In the Builder, the icon method for a drawable resource ID was renamed to iconRes for consistency.

Quick fix in 0.5.6, fixed title gravity in 0.5.7.

Version 0.5.4

1. Fixes for positioning of negative button (bug that came up with the previous update that improved RTL support).
2. Fix for multichoice dialogs not keeping checked states correctly if no preselection is used.
3. New color chooser dialog in the sample project, feel free to use it in your apps!
4. Support for detection if a RecyclerView custom view is scrollable. Note that the stock RecyclerView LayoutManagers do not support using wrap_content as height correctly, so RecyclerViews in dialogs will take up the max dialog height.
5. Other small fixes.

Thanks to those who help me out with pull requests, also!

Version 0.5.3

1. Global theming attributes for dialog background color and divider color. See the Global Theming section.
2. These attributes can be set through the Builder too (dividerColor, dividerColorRes, backgroundColor, backgroundColorRes).
3. Lots and lots of improvements for RTL support! This includes the title, list content, and action buttons in RTL layout mode (API 17 and above only). One thing to come from this is the action buttons are no longer actual Button instances, they're text views wrapped in frame layouts in order to make gravity work correctly.
4. Other bug fixes.

Version 0.5.1 - 0.5.2

Lots of fixes from hzsweers's pull request! https://github.com/afollestad/material-dialogs/pull/149

1. Support for setting key listener in the Builder.
2. More RTL layout improvements, use of Alignment enum replaced with the regular Gravity constants.
3. Updates to MaterialDialogCompat.
4. The ability to invoke the multi choice callback every time a checkbox is checked/unchecked, rather than waiting until the positive action button is pressed (if it's there). alwaysCallMultiChoiceCallback() method added to the Builder.
5. Other various improvements, see the pull request from the link above for details.

Version 0.5.0

1. The ability to choose whether or not custom views are placed inside of a ScrollView (the second parameter of customView() in the Builder). This is heavily based off a pull request by Kevin Barry, thanks for your help! See the Custom Views section for more details, see the sample project for an example in action.
2. An enormous amount of fixes for padding and spacing throughout the different types of dialogs. A top divider is also used when there's scrollable content.
3. Other bug fixes and improvements throughout.

Version 0.4.8 – 0.4.9

1. Improvements for padding in list dialogs.
2. Fixed the forceStacking option.
3. Single choice dialogs will wait to send selection callbacks until positive action button is pressed, if the positive action button is set.
4. Pull request from hzsweers: https://github.com/afollestad/material-dialogs/pull/146
5. List items use pure black or white text depending on theme by default, rather than the former gray-ish color.

Version 0.4.6 – 0.4.7

1. Yet more fixes thanks to a pull request from hzsweers.
2. Note that the 3 variations of the action callbacks are deprecated and replaced with the single ButtonCallback interface.
3. A fix for action button text styling on Lollipop, thanks plusCubed!
4. Other fixes and improvements.
5. The ability to force the action buttons to be stacked (see the Misc. section).

Version 0.4.4 – 0.4.5

1. Crash fix for Huawei devices
2. Removed some unnecessary logging.
3. New methods in MaterialDialogCompat.Builder
4. Other crash fixes and improvements.
5. Memory management improvements for Typefaces (thanks Kevin Barry of Nova Launcher!)
6. Added dismiss, cancel, and show listener methods to the Builder.

Version 0.4.1 – 0.4.3

1. Added md_item_color attribute to global theming.
2. Added md_icon attribute to global theming.
3. Fixed a crash bug on pre-Lollipop devices related to list dialogs.
4. Fixed list item default color on dark dialogs for pre-Lollipop.
5. Fixes to action button insets, and the stacking algorithm. Thanks plusCubed!
6. Major padding/margin fixes for using an icon with list dialogs.

Version 0.4.0

1. Bug fixes and improvements throughout
2. Action button selectors have rounded corners
3. Global theming capabilities. Override the accent color used for action buttons, titles, and content from your Activity theme. See the Global Theming section below.

Version 0.3.5 – 0.3.6

1. Bug fixes.
2. Button stacking algorithm fixes.

Version 0.3.3 – 0.3.4

1. Crash fix when updating list items after they had previously been set.
2. The ability to set the content color when constructing a dialog builder.

Version 0.3.2

1. Large performance improvements for list dialogs, thanks hzsweers! The item processor API was switched with custom list adapters, see the sample for an example.
2. Other padding and logic fixes.

Version 0.3.1

1. Global theming! A single attribute can be added to your Activity theme to make all dialogs dark. See the Global Theming section below.

Version 0.3.0

1. MaterialDialogCompat allows easy migration from use of AlertDialog (see below).
2. Convenience show() method in Builder, to skip call to build().
3. Various important fixes from pull requests and the maintainer.

Version 0.2.0

1. Action buttons must be explicitly shown by setting text to them. The buttons will be hidden in any dialog type if no text is passed for them. This also allows you to display neutral or negative action buttons individually without relying on positive text.
2. List dialogs now use CharSequence arrays rather than String arrays.
3. Other bug fixes are included.