The Snackbar.make(...).show()
will only show the last snackbar unlike toast the other snackbars are gone.
for(int i = 1;i < 11;i++) {
Snackb
I implemented now my own queue:
protected ArrayList<Snackbar> mSnackbarList = new ArrayList<>();
protected Snackbar.Callback mCallback = new Snackbar.Callback() {
@Override
public void onDismissed(Snackbar snackbar, int event) {
mSnackbarList.remove(snackbar);
if (mSnackbarList.size() > 0)
displaySnackbar(mSnackbarList.get(0));
}
};
public void addQueue(Snackbar snackbar){
setLayoutParams(snackbar);
snackbar.setCallback(mCallback);
boolean first = mSnackbarList.size() == 0;
mSnackbarList.add(snackbar);
if(first)
displaySnackbar(snackbar);
}
public void displaySnackbar(Snackbar snackbar){
snackbar.show();
}
Please refer the Android components docs:
Snackbars automatically time out from the screen. For usability reasons, snackbars should not contain the only way to access a core use case. They should not be persistent or be stacked, as they are above other elements on screen (Source)