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            I always liked the idea of Toasts in Android to give a quick response to the user if something happens. Based on that idea I implemented a QuickMessage system into sqUId.
With the command UI_QuickMessage() you are now able to display a quick message to the user in the like of Android Toasts. You can define the time the message is displayed on screen or even use 0 as the time parameter which forces the user to click on the message to dismiss it.
          
          
        
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      <title>New icons available in sqUId</title>
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            Material and Bootstrap icons added After having support for Font Awesome icons for a long time now I also implemented support for Bootstrap and Material icons by using their otf font files. This brings a whole lot of new icons to sqUId:
 Font Awesome: 675 Material: 2234 Bootstrap: 1953  That means right now there are 4862 icons available (plus the system included ones) from 3 font libraries for you to use easily.
          
          
        
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