Make it disapear after n seconds?

[Filip]

Is it possible to make it disappear after n seconds, implement like a small timer instead of just clicking buttons?
Let's say I get a notification and if I don't click it for 5 seconds it automatically disappears...

[Aleksandar Toplek]

Currently no such extension method is available if you're using LINQ builder, but you can try doing something like this:

var builder = this.Manager
    .CreateMessage()
    .Accent("#E0A030")
    .Background("#333")
    .HasBadge("Warn")
    .HasMessage("Failed to retrieve data.")
    .WithButton("Try again", button => { });

Task.Delay(5000).ContinueWith(ctx => this.Manager.Dismiss(builder.Message));

builder.Queue();

[Filip]

Okay, that will do, thanks for help...

[Mahdi Hosseini]

@AleksandarDev i tested your code but i get error:
The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it.'

[Mahdi Hosseini]

this worked for me:

 builder.Queue();
                await Task.Delay(5000);
                this.Manager.Dismiss(builder.Message);

[Aleksandar Toplek]

@ghost1372 Thanks for reporting the problem.
That's probably because this.Manager.Dismiss needs to be called on UI thread (with Dispatcher).

Task.Delay(5000).ContinueWith(ctx => 
    this.Manager.Dismiss(builder.Message), 
    TaskScheduler.FromCurrentSynchronizationContext());

This should work if you don't want to make the calling method async and do the await call.

[Aleksandar Toplek]

I'm planning to implement delayed dismiss with builder like it is specified here #5 . Is this what you had in mind?

@ghost1372 @arcticwhite

[Filip]

@AleksandarDev Yeah exactly that!
It would be great with some kind of animation, like fade-out to disappear. But for now it's ok.

[Mahdi Hosseini]

i agree with @arcticwhite

[Aleksandar Toplek]

@arcticwhite I'll create animation tak, but it's not on my priority list right now. Everyone is welcome to make PR for that...