Question!!!. ClassicColorPickerDialog.java

[WORLD8848]

I have a question about 'ClassicColorPickerDialog.java'.

in the method 'public void onClick(DialogInterface dialogInterface, int i) {}' part,

this.mOnColorSetListener.onColorSet(this.mColorPicker.getRecentColorInfo().getSelectedColor().intValue());

I'd like to know where the onColorSet function is implemented.
It is declared an abstract method in 'public interface OnColorSetListener{}'.

I would like to understand the process of color selection and processing in ClassicColorPickerDialog.
It may be cumbersome, but if you know, please answer.

[salvogiangri]

The onColorSet method in the dialogs is abstract because it needs to be declared in each dialog instance you create. Here's a little example:

ClassicColorPickerDialog mClassicColorPickerDialog;
mClassicColorPickerDialog = new ClassicColorPickerDialog(this,
    new ClassicColorPickerDialog.OnColorSetListener() {
        @Override
        public void onColorSet(int i) {
        // do stuff
        },
    Color.WHITE);
mClassicColorPickerDialog.show();

ClassicColorPickerDialog in this case needs three arguments to be passed: Context, a OnColorSetListener instance and the starting color for the ColorPicker. The dialog once instatiated will save the given listener in a field and call it when the dialog positive button is pressed:

@Override
public void onClick(DialogInterface dialogInterface, int i) {
    Integer num;
    if (i == -1) {
        this.mColorPicker.saveSelectedColor();
        if (this.mOnColorSetListener == null) {
            return;
        }
        if (this.mColorPicker.isUserInputValid() || (num = this.mCurrentColor) == null) {
            this.mOnColorSetListener.onColorSet(this.mColorPicker.getRecentColorInfo().getSelectedColor().intValue());
        } else {
            this.mOnColorSetListener.onColorSet(num.intValue());
        }
    }
}

[WORLD8848]

I understand!. Thanks.