0.8.5.86.0.1HuaweiNexus 6PThis is just a doubt, if have no time, please ignore it. I run the demo, and show any dialog, when I press the shade part, dialog dismiss, but the log will show "com.afollestad.materialdialogssample W/InputEventReceiver: Attempted to finish an input event but the input event receiver has already been disposed.", app run as well, not crash. I confuse that why this reported?
This happens from a variety of causes. I would suggest searching google for the error message and finding a post relevant to your issue. I get this message as well from time to time but it does not seem to cause any issues with my app.
Can confirm, neither your app nor my app with your AlertDialog work and both show this error in the logcat on a Nexus 6P.
I tried to use your library, because of this error with an Android AlertDialog: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=208886
That was a double negative sentence, lol. 馃槢
This library just wraps around regular dialogs, with a different layout. Dialog behaivor won't be much different. Although list dialogs are in a custom adapter, so if wouldn't be exactly the same as that Google Code issue.
Whatever this logcat error means, it isn't anything that affects functionality. Thousands of apps are using my library, including Nova and Action Launcher.
But why even your app isn't working on a Nexus 6P? Can you check please?
It works fine on the Nexus 6P. I use a 6P primarily myself.
Sorry, but it doesn't work, here is a video:
https://youtu.be/cYDA3zsmqWY
@dmytroKarataiev well that's entirely unrelated to anything in this issue, I can reproduce that issue but it belongs in a separate issue.
@dmytroKarataiev I'm guessing disabling the option to always call the selection listener (and only call it when the action button is pressed) would resolve the problem for now.
This issue has nothing to do with the library, it is caused whenever you launch a activity from a alertDialog/popupMenu. Some people got this message when starting a service and not declaring it in the manifest. It is a warning message that should have been removed long ago or changed to avoid confusion. If you do a google search you will find at least 40 questions about this with minimal answers/info.
I've launched a application with this warning, in the hope it doesn't cause any issues, its been like that for a year now.
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@dmytroKarataiev I'm guessing disabling the option to always call the selection listener (and only call it when the action button is pressed) would resolve the problem for now.