DateTimeOptionsPicker

This is a iOS imitaiton of the PickerView control, a time selector and option selector which has features as follows:

• DateTimePickerView: Support for the year, month, day, hour and other format.
• OptionsPickerView: Support one, two, three options, and can be set whether the linkage.

• Support three linkage
• Set whether the linkage
• Set the cycle mode
• Support custom layout
• Support the item's divider settings.
• Support item spacing settings
• The time selector supports start and end date settings.
• Support for "year, month, day, hour, minute, second", "province, city, district" and other options of the unit(label) display, hide and customize.
• Support custom text, color, text size and other attribute.
• Item text length is too long, the text will be automatically scaled to item length, to avoid displaying incomplete problem
• Support Dialog mode.
• Support for custom settings container.

Original Library: Android-PickerView

New Feature:

• Support month name in Khmer and English

Screenshot Demo

Precautions for use

• Note: When we set the start position of the time, we need to pay special attention to the setting of the month
• Cause: The Calendar component's internal month, starting from 0, that is, 0-11 for the January-December
• Wrong use cases: startDate.set(2013,1,1);  endDate.set(2020,12,1);
• Correct use case: startDate.set(2013,0,1);  endDate.set(2020,11,1);

How to use：

1.Add the dependency：

implementation 'com.github.chivorns:datetimeoptionspicker:1.0.1'

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.github.chivorns</groupId>
  <artifactId>datetimeoptionspicker</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0</version>
  <type>pom</type>
</dependency>

2.Add the following code in your Activity：

    //DateTimePickerView
    dateTimePickerView = new DateTimePickerView.Builder(this, new DateTimePickerView.OnTimeSelectListener() {
        @Override
        public void onTimeSelect(Date date,View v) {//Callback
            yourTextView.setText(getTime(date));
        }
    })
            .build();
    dateTimePickerView.show();

    //OptionsPickerView
    dtpvOptions = new  OptionsPickerView.Builder(this, new OptionsPickerView.OnOptionsSelectListener() {
        @Override
        public void onOptionsSelect(int options1, int option2, int options3 ,View v) {
            ////Callback
            String tx = options1Items.get(options1).getPickerViewText()
                    + options2Items.get(options1).get(option2)
                    + options3Items.get(options1).get(option2).get(options3).getPickerViewText();
            yourTextView.setText(tx);
        }
    }).build();

    //dtpvOptions.setPicker(options1Items);
    //dtpvOptions.setPicker(options1Items, options2Items);
    dtpvOptions.setPicker(options1Items, options2Items, options3Items);
    dtpvOptions.show();

Notes

• when we start setting the date, we need to pay special attention.

• reason: the internal component of the Calendar adds 1 processing, which made the month's number of count reduced one.

• error usage case:

StartDate.set (2013,1,1);

EndDate.set (2020,12,31);

• correct use case:

StartDate.set (2013,0,1);

EndDate.set (2020,11,31);

If the default style does not meet your expectations, You can also customize attributes to apply

Customize Useage：

 Calendar selectedDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        Calendar startDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        startDate.set(2013,0,1);
        Calendar endDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        endDate.set(2020,11,1);

        dateTimePickerView = new DateTimePickerView.Builder(this, new DateTimePickerView.OnTimeSelectListener() {
            @Override
            public void onTimeSelect(Date date,View v) {//callback
                yourTextView.setText(getTime(date));
            }
        })     
                .setType(new boolean[]{false, false, false, true, true, false})   // year-month-day-hour-min-sec
                .setCancelText("Cancel")
                .setSubmitText("Sure")
                .setContentSize(18)
                .setTitleSize(20)
                .setTitleText("Title")
                .setOutSideCancelable(false)// default is true
                .isCyclic(true)// default is false
                .setTitleColor(Color.BLACK)
                .setSubmitColor(Color.BLUE)
                .setCancelColor(Color.BLUE)
                .setTitleBgColor(0xFF666666)//night mode
                .setBgColor(0xFF333333)//night mode
                .setRangDate(startDate,endDate)
                .setLabel("year","month","day","hours","mins","seconds")
                .build();

dtpvOptions = new  OptionsPickerView.Builder(this, new OptionsPickerView.OnOptionsSelectListener() {
            @Override
            public void onOptionsSelect(int options1, int option2, int options3 ,View v) {
                ////Callback
                String tx = options1Items.get(options1).getPickerViewText()
                        + options2Items.get(options1).get(option2)
                        + options3Items.get(options1).get(option2).get(options3).getPickerViewText();
                yourTextView.setText(tx);
            }
        })
                .setSubmitText("sure")
                .setCancelText("cancel")
                .setTitleText("title")
                .setSubCalSize(18)
                .setTitleSize(20)
                .setTitleColor(Color.BLACK)
                .setSubmitColor(Color.BLUE)
                .setCancelColor(Color.BLUE)
                .setTitleBgColor(0xFF666666)//night mode
                .setBgColor(0xFF444444)//night mode
                .setContentTextSize(18)
                .setLinkage(false)
                .isCenterLabel(false) //default is true , if you choose false , the label text will add to all item ContentText right
                .setLabels("province", "city", "district")
                .setCyclic(false, false, false)
                .setSelectOptions(0, 0, 0)  //default options
                .setOutSideCancelable(false)//dismiss， default is true
                .build();

        dtpvOptions.setPicker(options1Items, options2Items, options3Items);

Customize Layout：

  private void initCustomTimePicker() {
        // be careful：In the custom layout， the layout of the ID for optionspicker
        // or TimePicker and its child widget must not be modified,
        // otherwise  will be reported NullPointerException
        // For more details， Please refer to the two custom layouts in demo

        Calendar selectedDate = Calendar.getInstance();//System current time
        Calendar startDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        startDate.set(2013, 1, 23);
        Calendar endDate = Calendar.getInstance();
        endDate.set(2019, 2, 28);

        dtpvCustomTime = new DateTimePickerView.Builder(this, new DateTimePickerView.OnTimeSelectListener() {
            @Override
            public void onTimeSelect(Date date, View v) {//call back
                btn_CustomTime.setText(getTime(date));
            }
        }).setType(new boolean[]{true, true, true, false, false, false})   // year-month-day-hour-min-sec
                .setDate(selectedDate)
                .setRangDate(startDate, endDate)
                .setLayoutRes(R.layout.pickerview_custom_time, new CustomListener() {

                    @Override
                    public void customLayout(View v) {
                        final TextView tvSubmit = (TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.tv_finish);
                        ImageView ivCancel = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.iv_cancel);
                        tvSubmit.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
                            @Override
                            public void onClick(View v) {
                                dtpvCustomTime.returnData();
                            }
                        });
                        ivCancel.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
                            @Override
                            public void onClick(View v) {
                                dtpvCustomTime.dismiss();
                            }
                        });
                    }
                })
                .setDividerColor(Color.BLACK)
                .build();
    }

If you need to set the non-linkage data：

dtpvNoLinkOptions = new OptionsPickerView.Builder(this, new OptionsPickerView.OnOptionsSelectListener() {

            @Override
            public void onOptionsSelect(int options1, int options2, int options3, View v) {

                String str = "food:"+food.get(options1)
                        +"\nclothes:"+clothes.get(options2)
                        +"\ncomputer:"+computer.get(options3);

                Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this,str,Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
            }
        }).build();
        dtpvNoLinkOptions.setNPicker(food,clothes,computer);
        dtpvNoLinkOptions.show();

For more detail, please refer to the Demo code, If there is still doubt about you, please New Issue

Here is demo code

Methods-and-parameters

Thanks

• WheelView
• androidWheelView

License

Copyright 2014 Bigkoo
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