anko alert dialog yes no button show ok cancel test

[Anilugale]

alert("Hi, I'm Roy", "Have you tried turning it off and on again?") { yesButton { toast("Oh…") } noButton {} }.show()

this is show ok cancel button

[iceboundrock]

This is expected and here is why.

For AlertBuilder, the yesButton and noButton are nothing but simple extension methods on top of positiveButton and negativeButton:

inline fun AlertBuilder<*>.yesButton(noinline handler: (dialog: DialogInterface) -> Unit) =
    positiveButton(android.R.string.yes, handler)

inline fun AlertBuilder<*>.noButton(noinline handler: (dialog: DialogInterface) -> Unit) =
    negativeButton(android.R.string.no, handler)

In Andorid SDK, the default value of android.R.strings.yes is OK and android.R.strings.no is Cancel, here is the code link

You can always use positiveButton and negativeButton to customize the text.

[Anilugale]

show why don't you add function to add custom title

[iceboundrock]

Sorry, but I dont understand your question.

[Taonce]

I think you got it wrong,yesButton and noButton has nothing to do with the title,it decision is to confirm and cancel the button text.You can reframe your question.