discreteSeekBar | poor attempt to develop an android implementation | Android library
kandi X-RAY | discreteSeekBar Summary
kandi X-RAY | discreteSeekBar Summary
discreteseekbar is my poor attempt to develop an android implementation of the discrete slider component from the google material design guidelines. ##prologe i really hope google provides developers with a better (and official) implementation ;). ##warning after a bunch of hours trying to replicate the exact feel of the material's discrete seekbar, with a beautiful stuff-that-morphs-into-other-stuff animation i was convinced about releasing the current code. i've done a few bit of hacky cede and a bunch of things i'm not completely proud of, so use under your sole responsibility (or help me improve it via pull-requests!). ##implementation details this thing runs on minsdk=7 (well, technically could run 4 but can't test since avds for api 4 are deprecated and just don't boot). obviously some of the subtle animations (navigating with the keyboard, the ripple effect, text fade ins/fade outs, etc) are not going to work on apis lower than 11, but the bubble thing does. and i haven't found a way of improving this with 11-21
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- Handle the touch event
- Update the bounds of the thumb position
- Start dragging
- Update the dragging state
- Override if you want to hide the indicator
- Updates the tint state
- Start animating to a normal animation
- Updates the state based on the drawable state
- Overrides super class to override custom state
- Set the minimum value
- Set the maximum value
- Handle key down
- Animates the progress position
- Update the progress of the animation
- Initializes the DiscreteSeekBar
- Reset the size of this TextView to the given value
- Set the current state of this component
- Change to pressed button
- Update the current animation
- Region Override
- Adjusts the bounds of this MarkerDrawable
- Saves the progress
- Draws the ripple
- Region > resize
- Region > measure
- Draws the path
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QUESTION
In my Native Android project, I am making one reader . So, I am using one recyclerview to show the text content in cards and in the adapter class, inside the onBindViewHolder method, I have used parameter position to show the pageNo like below-
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-22 at 04:49try to add just this line to your Recycleradpater this will solve your problem
QUESTION
I'm using discreteSeekBar. Does anyone know how to change indicator color while scrolling?
When i use:
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Answered 2017-Aug-22 at 10:11Try This way
QUESTION
In my application I have one activity
and in this activity I have 3 fragments
and show this fragments
with ViewPager
.
In fragment #1 I send request to server for get some data and set into fragment #1 view.
When run first time show this fragment, show loading and get data. But when scrolling between fragments and received to fragment #1, again show loading and send request data.
I want just first time send request to server and show loading, when scrolling between fragments and not send this request to server again!
My codes in Fragment #1 :
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Answered 2017-Aug-02 at 15:57Add this line to your ViewPager setup.
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Install discreteSeekBar
You can use discreteSeekBar like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the discreteSeekBar component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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