Circle Menu

This is a simple implementation of a circle menu to be used in Android applications.

Screenshots

Basic usage

The files you will need:

CircleMenuLib/src/com/szugyi/circlemenu/view/CircleLayout.java
CircleMenuLib/src/com/szugyi/circlemenu/view/CircleImageView.java
CircleMenuLib/res/values/attrs.xml

You can copy and paste them into your project, or import the library project. Do not forget to reference this project as a library project if you choose the second way to use the files.

Attributes

firstChildPosition ([East, South, West, North]) - The angle where the first child of the CircleLayout will be put. Possible values are: East - to the right, South - to the bottom, West - to the left, North - to the top. Default: South
isRotating (boolean) - Determines wether the child views are rotatable or not. If this attribute is set to false then the rotateToCenter attribute will also be false. Deafult: true
speed (integer) - You can set the speed of the rotation. NOTE: The higher the value, the faster the rotation. Values between 10 - 500 should work well. Default: 25
circleBackground (integer) - The background image's resource to be used for the CircleLayout.

EventListeners

OnItemClickListener - Called when a child view is tapped. If the isRotating attribute is set to true, then called only if the tapped view is already on the firstChildPosition.
OnItemSelectedListener - If the isRotating attribute is set to true, then it is called when the view is rotated to the firstChildPosition. Otherwise it is called with the OnItemClickListener when the child is tapped.
OnCenterClickListener - Called when the center of the CircleLayout is tapped.
OnRotationFinishedListener - If the isRotating attribute is set to true, then it is called when the rotation is finished, and passes the view and the name of the view which is on the firstChildPosition. Otherwise it is never called.

Credits

Special thanks to Balázs Varga, who helped me during the first implementations of this custom view.

A lot of code snippets have been used from this great tutorial: http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/android/android-sdk-creating-a-rotating-dialer/

The icons used in the example app are from: http://flaticons.net/