I needed the same thing awhile ago and couldn't find a good
implementation of it anywhere.
What I came up with was I embedded a WebView control in my AlertDialog,
and used Javascript to control the spinner. What I did was create a "web
page" with the information I wanted to scroll in the background and
moved it up and down with the Javascript. It works well.. and looks
good, but it was a pain to program. Hope you find an easier way.
There was a fairly long thread on it on (I think) osdir.com.. and I took
the basic idea from there.
Sincerely,
Brad Gies
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On 12/11/2010 3:17 AM, Hatch wrote:
Hi all.
I cannot find a corresponding control anywhere.
The control I am interested in is iPhone's spinner.
It's much simpler to use than Android's TimePicker.
Since I see that native Clock app has it, does anyone know how is that
control called and how can one use it in his app ?
Thanks,
Hatch
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