material-calendar-view | Material Design Calendar compatible with API | User Interface library
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kandi X-RAY | material-calendar-view Summary
MaterialCalendarView is a prettier and simpler, material design calendar that allows full customization and it's backwards compatible with API 11+.
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- Intercept the touch event
- Completes the scroll
- Event handler for secondary pointer up
- Test whether a view can scrollable by another view
- Handle the day of month
- Gets the month offset
- Marks a date as selected
- Helper method to clear the day view selection
- Returns the month with the given index
- Saves the state of the current month
- Prepare the navigation drawer
- Handles month change event
- Sets the background color of the view
- Draw the calendar
- Set the calendar view
- Initialize touch variables
- Called when a date set is set
- Set up the activity s activity
- Draw the header view
- Restore the state of the Calendar
- Handle a long click event
- Sets the attributes of the CalendarView
- Dispatches the touch event
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QUESTION
I have frustrating error that I cannot explain. Here is my main activity layout file:
build.gradle
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Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 20:28Finaly i solve it
By changing
QUESTION
I'm trying to retrieve a list of alarms from my SQLite database. When I first enter the Fragment, the list is not retrieve but if I exit the Fragment and enter it again, it does retrieve it correctly.
The Fragment is part of an Activity (MainActivity) that contains 3 Fragments. The user can move between Fragments clicking on the tabs (TabLayout). The first Fragment uses the same method to retrieve the list. This first Fragment is used to create the list of alarms. The created alarms will repeat in the chosen week days (all Mondays, Tuesday etc) Then there is a second one, and finally the third Fragment. This last one is used to display the alarms on a CalendarView
How can I make it retrieve the data at the first attempt in the third Fragment?
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 12:12when you call
QUESTION
Getting runtime exception while trying to use Firebase Auth and In-App Messaging. As soon as I try to authenticate user with Firebase getting following exception -
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 07:41java.lang.RuntimeException: Internal error in Cloud Firestore
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I have multiple dates store with each key, under the user ID in "Users Mood" parent.
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Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 12:08for(String date : dates){
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance(); // calendar must be here
String[] items1 = date.split("-");
int year= Integer.parseInt(items1[0]);
int month=Integer.parseInt(items1[1]);
int day=Integer.parseInt(items1[2]);
calendar.set(year,month,day);
events.add(new EventDay(calendar, R.drawable.ic_dot_blue_24dp));
}
calendarView.setEvents(events);
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