The second one is an options menu from the action bar. I think it is implemented as a ListPopupWindow.
The second one is an options menu from the action bar. I think it is implemented as a ListPopupWindow. The first one is not part of the Android SDK, though there are various implementations floating around.
Here is an example of one designed for use with Google Maps, for example. Here is one designed for the "quick actions" pattern.
I had a hunch the ListPopupWindow was a newer API than I can build with.. oh well. The source for those balloons will do great though, thanks! – Matt Dec 21 at 20:25 Your second link is down, please update it!
:) – Michael Dec 21 at 20:37 @Michael: The second link works fine. So does the first one. – CommonsWare Dec 21 at 20:49.
I'm going to assume that they're custom made ones, so you won't find them in the standard Android libraries.
The second one I think is just the way that the default menu looks in ICS (and honeycomb for that matter). If you build for 4.0 and include the code for an options menu I think you'll get that UI by default. If you are looking to customize it check out this page developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/ac... and pay close attention to the "Adding drop down navigation" section.
The first one is not a part of the android UI, that is something specific to the facebook app.
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