I want to be able to access the View responsible for the menu. In the code, it's called mMenuView. The reason I want to access it is because I'm using MaterialShowcaseView, and I want to be able to 'showcase' the menu buttons inside the FloatingSearchView.
To use MaterialShowcaseView, you do something like this:
sequence.addSequenceItem(buildShowcaseView(aView, new RectangleShape(0, 0),
"Enter any zip code, city, or address here."
));
I want to be able to access the View responsible for the menu. In the code, it's called
mMenuView
. The reason I want to access it is because I'm using MaterialShowcaseView, and I want to be able to 'showcase' the menu buttons inside the FloatingSearchView.To use MaterialShowcaseView, you do something like this:
where
aView
is the View you want to 'showcase'.The above code will do something like this: http://i.imgur.com/XJtwCE3l.png
I'd like 'showcase' the individual buttons.
When I try to access the menu items directly via
mFloatingSearchView.findViewById()
, it returns a null pointer.So I'm assuming that I need the actual
MenuView
to be able to do afindViewById
.Does anyone know if this is possible?