CustomCalendar | Android Project for CustomCalendarView with event badges | Android library

You are actually trying to access a property of the state of MyCalendar rather than of MyCalendar itself. To expose the state you can refer to this answer how to access an object created in one stateful widget in another stateful widget in flutter and implement it like this for example:

If your file would contain valid JSON format, it would be an easy task to read the file and convert your data structures to dictionaries.

To give an example, consider having the following line of text in a file text.txt:

Unfocused event is raised whenever the VisualElement loses focus, and it only works for the element which is able to receive focus , unfortunately ContentView can't receive focus , so focused and Unfocused event would never trigger on ContentView .

Elements that can receive focus : Entry , Editor , Picker, and so on ...

As a temporary workaround , you could wrap the ContentView into StackLayout, set tap gesture both on ContentView and parenet layout , its own tap gesture will block parent view's gesture .

When you need to use an instance in your route, you have to declare it in the Camel Registry. So you should like it has been here [1]

With the @bindToRegistry annotation, you'll add your instance to the registry and you'll be able to reference it in your route through the '#' symbol.

There is no DatePicker component in this library. However, there is Datepicker

somehow changing .setLargeIcon to .setSmallIcon and referencing the image directly without converting to bitmap eg .setSmallIcon(R.drawable.ic_done_white_24dp) solved the issue

If you use Calendar.current and don't explicitly change its locale or its firstWeekday property then the calendar's firstWeekday property will automatically be appropriate for the user's device settings.

Code your logic based on that property value and you will be showing the correct results (assuming no bugs in your code of course).

This code do something like that.

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I found the answer here by @Jaydeep and got the explanation from @zambrey.

The idea is to tell the gesture recognizer to not swallow up the touch events. To do this you need to set singleTap's cancelsTouchesInView property to NO, which is YES by default.

You want to tell the scrollView not to eat all the touch events and you do that by adding a single tap gesture recognizer to it and setting the tap’s