# RangeSeekBar This is an initial version of a View for Android that tries to mimic the behavior of the JQueryUI Slider widget. --- # Questions and ideas https://groups.google.com/d/topic/android-developers/ZV5tAHnjl1A/discussion --- # Usage with Eclipse You can choose to use the RangeSeekBar as an included Android Library in Eclipse by doing the following: 1. Make a git clone of the project: $ cd <my project dir> $ git clone git://github.com/Larpon/RangeSeekBar.git 2. Make a new Android project in Eclipse from existing source: 1. File -> New -> Project... -> Android -> Android Project 2. Click "Next >" 3. Tick the "Create project from existing source" radio button 4. Untick "Use default location" 5. Click the "Browse" button 6. Navigate to <my project dir>/RangeSeekBar 7. Click "Ok" Optionally change the "Project name" to anything you like. (this can be changed at any time with refactoring if desired) Click "Finish" The project should now be available in the Eclipse workspace tree with the name you entered. 3. Make sure the RangeSeekBar project is recognized as an Android Library: 1. Right click the project in the tree 2. Choose "Properties" -> Android 3. Make sure the "Is Library" checkbox is ticked. 4. Now go to to your own project's properties: 1. Right click your project in the tree 2. Choose "Properties" -> "Android" 3. Under "Library" click the "Add" button 4. Choose the RangeSeekBar project The RangeSeekBar project should now be referenced in your own project. You can check it's referenced by looking at your project tree. It should show up as RangeSeekBar_src or as <the name you entered>_src --- # Examples Sparse usage examples are included in the git repository. To see how it is used with XML see the res/layout/main.xml A typical use from a Main activity would look like: package com.sc.android.view; import com.sc.android.view.RangeSeekBar.RangeSeekBarListener; import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android.widget.TextView; public class Main extends Activity { private static final String TAG = "Main"; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); final RangeSeekBar rsb = (RangeSeekBar) findViewById(R.id.rangeSeekBarView1); rsb.setListener(new RangeSeekBarListener(){ @Override public void onCreate(int index, float value) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub } @Override public void onSeek(int index, float value) { float f = 0.5f; float rounded = f * Math.round(value/f); ((TextView) findViewById(R.id.hello)).setText("index: "+index+" val: "+rounded); } }); } } to instantiate a RangeSeekBar from code without the use of XML do: RangeSeekBar rangeSeekBar = new RangeSeekBar(Context); or RangeSeekBar rangeSeekBar = new RangeSeekBar(Context,AttributeSet); Public methods include: public void distributeThumbsEvenly() public float getThumbValue(int index) public void setThumbValue(int index, float value) public interface RangeSeekBarListener { public void onCreate(int index, float value); public void onSeek(int index, float value); } public void setListener(RangeSeekBarListener listener) public int getOrientation() public void setOrientation(int orientation) public float getThumbWidth() public void setThumbWidth(float thumbWidth) public float getThumbHeight() public void setThumbHeight(float thumbHeight) public boolean isLimitThumbRange() public void setLimitThumbRange(boolean limitThumbRange) public float getScaleRangeMin() public void setScaleRangeMin(float scaleRangeMin) public float getScaleRangeMax() public void setScaleRangeMax(float scaleRangeMax) public float getScaleStep() public void setScaleStep(float scaleStep) public Drawable getTrack() public void setTrack(Drawable track) public Drawable getRange() public void setRange(Drawable range) public Drawable getThumb() public void setThumb(Drawable thumb)
timurgilfanov/RangeSeekBar
RangeSeekBar is a custom view for the Android platform that makes it possible to have a SeekBar with more thumbs on it. The bar can be setup programmatically or via XML for both Horizontal and Vertical usecases. It supports custom drawables for the backgrund, track and thumbs. It tries to mimic the behavior of the JQueryUI Slider widget on many areas.
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