WheelView | Android Widget for selecting items | RecyclerView library
kandi X-RAY | WheelView Summary
kandi X-RAY | WheelView Summary
WheelView is an Android library that allows drawables to be placed on a rotatable wheel. It behaves like a Circular ListView where items rotate rather than scroll vertically. It isn’t limited by the number of items that can fit on the wheel since it will cycle through each adapter position when the wheel is rotated. It can be rotated at any angle and from any position.
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- Method called when the wheel is drawn
- Draw the current wheel items
- Update the wheel with a delta time
- Update the item state
- Adjusts the layout wheel
- Layout the wheel items
- Calculate the bounds of the wheel
- Layout the wheel s bounds
- Initializes the wheel
- Set the wheel adapter to use
- Returns a random color from the given context
- Returns a HashMap containing the material color colors
- Handles a touch event
- Update the fling wheel
- Start the wheel
- Calculate the desired width and height
- Utility method to resolve size and state
- Transform an item state into its bounds
- Apply a relative position to the drawer view
- Transform an item in a wheel view
- Validate and instantiate the given class
- Set the angle of the wheel
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QUESTION
I have a custom View called CustomProgressBar. I want to have a wheelView
that will have a list of CustomProgressBar Views as its data.
this is how a CustomProgressBar looks:
and this is how I want my WheelView to look (not exactly, but this is the idea):
I want the border of the selected CustomProgressBar to expand when onScroll, and re-shrink when selected.
Only if possible I'd like it to be in 3D, like in here (only the 3D effect, not the look)
So, to conclude, I want a 3D WheelPicker that can carry my CustomProgressBar View Items, and I want the selected-items border to be custom and animated to expand on scroll and re-shrink on the selected item.
Thanks in advance (:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 12:39I would combine RecyclerView with CarouselLayoutManager.
I have used it before and it works great, in your recyclerView
you can put any type of view (In your case just put your CustomProgressBar)
How to use according to the Github page:
Implementation:
QUESTION
I'm using Kotlin with databinding and MVVM architecture. I'm having difficulty getting my adapter to populate data on my layout using a listAdapter. I have to use a listAdapter due to the library I'm using (so no recyclerView unfortunately). Here's my code:
MainActivityViewModel.kt
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-08 at 21:08Your getMovieData()
return empty list as enqueue
is asynchronous. That's why data not populated in your view.
Try using LiveData
.
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ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-30 at 22:47- Xcode 9.1, swift 4
- Xcode 10.2.1 (10E1001), Swift 5
The code was taken from https://github.com/joncardasis/ChromaColorPicker
QUESTION
I'm experimenting with this project: https://github.com/maarek/android-wheel/blob/master/wheel-demo/src/kankan/wheel/demo/extended/PasswActivity.java
I've been trying to implement the following:
1) set the wheel to land on the number 5 (or any other number)
2) scroll the wheel for about 2 seconds
3) after spinning stops (could be any number of rotations through 0 to 9) the value shown is what's set in step 1
my work so far:
within WheelView -> WheelScroller I've added the following method (and also added a reference to the parent View):
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-26 at 19:49public void setCurrentItem(int index, boolean animated)
method of WheelView will smoothly scroll to given item and then stop if you pass true
for animated value.
QUESTION
How can I assert, in a QUnit test case, that a specific Backbone event was observed?
The application uses Backbone.js events (Backbone.js version 1.3.3) for communicating between components. A simple view responds to a button click, by triggering a custom event on the event bus:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-19 at 09:09You should be able to register a listener for your event and use assert.async
to listen for it, something like this:
QUESTION
I have a problem. I can't attach progressbar
to my activity when data loading from Firebase database. I tried to attach progressbar via Asynctask
,
put firebase listener into AsyncTask
doInBackGround
, set visibility in PreExecute
and PostExecute
methods, but progressbar
doesn't appear. Any help appreciated.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-18 at 14:26I suggest you use this library afollestad/material-dialogs
Before start loading show your dialog like this
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