Probably you should look into extending the Dialog class. Just specify your layout and whatever event handling you need in that class, then use it like a Dialog. In your case, I'd have some kind of setter method in your Dialog subclass to set an OnClickListener for whichever buttons you might have in the Dialog. That way, you can specify the functionality for a button click outside of your Dialog implementation.
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