Luke Deighton
Luke Deighton
@nirhart I've found a pretty horrendous solution since it requires API 18, but at least it might be helpful for yourself to figure out a better way. So the problem...
@nirhart I had another attempt tonight to find an easier solution and here it is. ``` java public class ClippingRelativeLayout extends RelativeLayout { private int offset; public ClippingRelativeLayout(Context context) {...
The wheel items are just drawables - this is the downside to if they were views it would be much easier to achieve what you want. I think it's possible...
There is no easy way, just play around with the xml properties till it fits how you intend it to.
@umairvatao this is probably the next feature I need to add (or anyone else can for that matter. I'm happy to accept pull requests)
@diogoico the stack trace looks strange if this happens as soon as you start up the app as it looks like it's failing on a touch event. I have just...
To be honest I never tried it without XML, I'd happily accept a PR if you figure this out. I can help with any questions.
It might be intended if the selection angle is at the top. It cycles through the indexes so they appear continuous from the top. If you think there is a...
I agree that this is a good idea, working with drawables is limiting, also since there are a lot of nice custom view libraries that add circular clipping etc. I...
/cc @matvey-malkov