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sony-smarteyeglass: How to add description above menu of notification view

I am trying to modify HelloNotification sample code given in SonyEyeGlass SDK samples. As described in https://developer.sony.com/develop/wearables/smarteyeglass-sdk/guides/notifications/
we can add a menu to be shown in the notification view when the user drills down into the notification details(Action menu with 3 Action Toasts as shown in that link and example).
But in SmartEyeglass screen I want to add some description above this menu, as that area is empty. Is there any API that I can use for showing any text description in that empty area? (probably using Notification.SourceColumns) ?
Please help.
Thanks,
Manish

Unfortunately there is no way to draw above the menu. If you really need to draw on that area you would have to build a Control extension and use your own menu control on the bottom.

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