PriceTextView | 简单方便的价格TextView
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kandi X-RAY | PriceTextView Summary
简单方便的价格TextView
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- Called when the view is clicked
- Set display price
- Parses the price table
- Convert double to string representation
- Get price
- Fix price
- Fix start price
- Get long price
- Initializes the view
- Set price symbol
- Show price in price
PriceTextView Key Features
PriceTextView Examples and Code Snippets
maven {url "https://jitpack.io" }
compile 'com.github.loperSeven:PriceTextView:1.0.2'
tv_none.setText("¥599.999万元");
tv_none.setText(3.0f,"¥599.999万元");
tv_normal.parsePrice("500.1").show();//已标注过期 不推荐使用
tv_symbol.parsePrice("599.34").showSymbo
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on PriceTextView
QUESTION
I have a RecyclerView in my app that shows a list of items, right now i can click on the whole item (image + detalis beside) and open it in a new activity. I'm trying to implement other case instead - I want only the image to be "clickable"and not the whole item. this is my ItemsActivity class which implements my adapter (next class):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 01:42assuming you want to trigger callback when imageView is clicked, after this line: imageView=itemView.findViewById(R.id.ItemImageView); add this:
QUESTION
I wish the amount to increase by 1 every time the "+" is clicked.
But now when I click "+", it shows like this
Problem(A): increment is red in android:onClick="increment" />
in activity_main.xml
Problem(B): I know I should write something inside () of increment()
and I have tried (1)increment(view: View?)
=> red alert: parameter 'view' is never used
shows up, but Problem (A) will be solved.
increment(view: View?)
is modified from java codes.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 17:33It doesn't matter if you don't use the view parameter in your onClick method, you can ignore the warning - it's just a cleanup hint, it should be yellow not red. (It's also wrong in this case, because you know you need that View
parameter! The compiler doesn't know about the onClick
attribute in the XML though, so it thinks it's unused)
If it says the app has stopped, that's a crash and there should be an error log saying where it crashed and why - the crashes you're getting are probably because you're changing the signature of your onClick
function. An onClickListener
has a single View
parameter, so whatever function you use has to match that.
Because you're saying "look for a function called this and use that as the click listener" in your XML file, it doesn't know what that function's going to be until you run the app and try clicking a thing. If you want to do it in code instead, you can do:
QUESTION
For my app I need values which are parsed by jSoup from a website and then returned to the user using a notification, these values change ~ every minute, so to be up-todate with the values I set up a task using a handler, this works good when the app is in foreground, but as soon as the user goes to the homescreen the app will return multiple exceptions like e.g. java.net.UnknownHostException or java.net.SocketTimeoutException, in the code this happens when jSoup is connecting to the specified site, I already tried using Services and AsyncTasks instead of threads, but it was always the exact same problem, I also searched for people with similar experiences, but I guess my issue is quite specific.
This is the code for the handler:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 16:41The problem was energy saving mode, if it is turned on the phone won't do requests in background / idle mode, no matter the wakelock, I solved my problem by adding a permission, so the app can request data even when the phone is in energy saving standby.
QUESTION
Prehisrory
I have a list of stocks (some objects) from RoomDB. Each one of them have "symbol", "name",
"price" and what's most important, "isFavourite" fields.
I made a ViewPager2 with two Fragments containing RecyclerView (actually there are just two instances of one class StocksFragment - one for all stocks, one for only favourite stocks). Each stock in RecyclerView is connected to the repository through Obsrver (data changes => stock's ViewHolder changes). Also each ViewHolder has own checkBox that changes "isFavourite" Stock field through StockListViewModel that calls StockRepository, that works directly with roomDB (with kotlin coroutines - sth like
fun getStocks(): LiveData> = runBlocking{ stockDao.getStocks() }
)
Problem
When i click the same checkBox several times in a relatively small amount of time, all RecyclerView's ViewHolders become unclickable (neither the delete button nor the checkbox works). But i still can scroll RecyclerView How can i fix that? I think i am doing something very inefficient but i dont know what.
Here is my StocksFragment code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 09:14Try OnClickListener instead
QUESTION
I created a shopping cart app, and it has a menu item. Then it has another activity called "SettingActivity", for this settingActivity will have a TextView to show "Primary language, secondary language and both language".
I got the SharedPreferences data in the SettingActivity. How can I pass those data to the MainAdapter?
Because when I click the secondary language in the SettingActivity, then the menu will change to secondary language or show both languages.
So, how can I get the SettingActivity's SharedPreference data in the MainAdapter?
SettingActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 02:03I think you are doing well on
SharedPreferences language = getContext().getSharedPreferences("setting", MODE_PRIVATE);
But now if you want to get the data (language int in this case) you just have to do the following:
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You can use PriceTextView 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 PriceTextView 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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