By Svetlana Lucky
via learncomputer.com
Submitted: Feb 03 2013 / 16:26
The context menu in Android is vital to many applications- the best way to think about it is to equate it with a right-click on a normal desktop computer. If you long-press a view in an app, it expands a similar list and you can take certain actions with them that you would not be able to do with regular clicks alone; while many different customizations and actions can be performed with single presses or hard menu buttons, often the quickest and most user-friendly way to implement an action is through the use of these “right-click” or “long-press” menus, known also as context menus. Let’s take a look at how to make them!
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