Dachshund-Tab-Layout | Extended Android Tab Layout with animated indicators | Android library
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kandi X-RAY | Dachshund-Tab-Layout Summary
Boosted Android Tab Layout with custom animated indicators including "Dachshund" animation inspired by this.
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- Adjusts the width and height of the view s center
- Called when the page is scrolled
- Setup the animated indicator
- Gets the X center of a tab
- SetLineFadeIndicator
- Convert dp to px
- Sets the edge radius
- Initializes the activity
- Sets up the viewPager with auto refresh listeners
- Draws the indicator
- Sets values of the Animator
- Draws a rounded rectangle
- Set current play time
- Convert px to dp
- Called when a point move is pressed
- Returns the duration of the value animator left
- Sets the color of the selected tab indicator
- Sets the color of the selected tab
- Sets the height of the selected tab
- Set the values for the animation
- Draws the start and end
- Draw the rounded rectangle
- Calculate start and end color
- Called when an animation is updated
- Called when an animation is updated
- Set the coordinates of the animation
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QUESTION
I’ve done a lot of research:
- How to change ActionBar Tab textStyle?
- TabLayout Tab Title text in Lower Case
- https://github.com/Andy671/Dachshund-Tab-Layout/issues/2
- https://github.com/NativeScript/NativeScript/issues/2551
However, I couldn’t find how to implement what I have in mind correctly.
My application uses Xamarin Shell with a flyout menu, and some of the pages present a top tab bar. To give you an example, my application looks like this:
Xamarin Shell provides a simple way to create these multi-tabs pages. Now, I want to customize these tabs and change the font, the color of the selection indicator, and so on. In the beginning, I thought I could just create a specific style in the styles.xml
file of my Android project and reference it in android.support.design.widget.TabLayout
. To give you an example, I did something like this in the Tabbar.xml
file inside the Android project of my Xamarin solution:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 21:41You can achieve that with the following Shell custom renderer.
- For colors: the parameters names of
SetColors(TabLayout tabLayout, Color foreground, Color background, Color title, Color unselected)
method are self-explanatory. - If Color type is not precede by a namespace in below code then it is from XF, because of
using Color = Xamarin.Forms.Color;
- For Font you need to create a custom view and define whatever attributes you want.
- You may modify an attribute, change style or do any logic when selection changed using
TabSelected
andTabUnSelected
events, in my demo I am applying bold on text and make it bigger when tab is selected and reverting back when tab is unselected.
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Install Dachshund-Tab-Layout
You can use Dachshund-Tab-Layout 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 Dachshund-Tab-Layout 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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