i need the fragment context for some legacy dialogs inside a composable. ```LocalContext.current``` ...

# compose

[myanmarking]

i need the fragment context for some legacy dialogs inside a composable.

LocalContext.current

is not returning me the fragment context. Is there a way to get it, without passing the context explicitly?

[myanmarking]

i think i got it. I was passing wrong context in ComposeView

[Casey Brooks]

Fragments don't extend Context like an Activity does, so LocalContext will never give you a reference to a Fragment.

[myanmarking]

ya. but i’m using a themed context (contextThemeWrapper) in the composeView because i need different context based on the fragment. For some reason, its not using that context

[Adam Powell]

Here's how it assigns LocalContext - it comes from the view, so it should be whatever context you've used to construct the view: https://cs.android.com/androidx/platform/frameworks/support/+/androidx-main:compose/[…]tionLocals.android.kt;l=116?q=ProvideAndroidCompositionLocals

[myanmarking]

thanks @Adam Powell. I managed to find it 😛