That is one of the idea to use with refreshed dialog with single choice menu. I almost try to use this method in the past, but thought that it might be inefficient. Because it will pop up the input dialog so many times after each choice. I ended using Input Dialog - Multiple choices, it is only single dialog and I can check the each index and toggle the state as needed. I use the same multiple choice method in many places, including flow state (checked means enabled), timer (checked means enable timer), shortcut (checked means shortcut can be used) etc.
In case I need to save several states at once with some state can be more than 3 toggles, I usually just lay it out as full list/map. Example, the logcat flow I am working on currently, I need to choose between 5 states choice : Pick, Copy, Google, Whitelist, Blacklist; then each still can be paired with Tag or Message or both.
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Instead of creating loop input dialog, I just spread over the choice and create 15 single choice menu. I can still condense the result into only 3 branches because of similarity (not 15 branches). This require only single input dialog for that part, no looped input dialog and still save some spaces on the flow. Even if it takes more place at the flow (exampel 15 branches), I will still prioritize the execution time to minimize input dialog usage as possible.
Using this method, I can also add some additional choice which is not part of the pattern above, example I still have additional option to "Copy Complete Line", only when the previous choice is Full Log or Search Keyword.
Thank you
