alkar wrote:
Are the widgets used in Datepicker standarized?
DatePicker *is* a widget.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/widget/DatePicker.html
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It is of course, but how would you call the elements that are used to
pick the date (day, month, year), if not widgets themselves? Well in
the case they are not standarized by themselves, they are just
elements.
Please, if you don't have anything to say that would help, refrain
from just
alkar wrote:
It is of course, but how would you call the elements that are used to
pick the date (day, month, year), if not widgets themselves?
The term widgets has multiple specific meanings in Android. Your
original post suggested you were unfamiliar with the terminology.
To determine the
NumberPicker is internal:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/65da9820998fddc9
So you will have to roll your own, but you can reuse internal code
from the platform as needed. Just don't call internal APIs from your
app.
Yusuf Saib
Android
·T· · ·Mobile·
Thank you both for your answers, seems I was on the right path. Good
to know for sure.
In fact, my ongoing attempt at an implementation of that is called
NumberPicker.
And yea I won't be calling internal APIs, I'm aware :)
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