Closed Natelegreat1 closed 7 years ago
Hi @Natelegreat1, you can fix that by setting backtrackLineWidth
equal to lineWidth
@HamzaGhazouani Good thinking but alas I do not mean the fact that the dark blue is thicker than the white part -- that, I want! :) What I would like to get rid of is where I've drawn red lines. I want the HGCircularSlider UIView to siteToFit() to its containing view. Does that make more sense?
Hi @Natelegreat1, we have this padding because the thumbs (in the circular slider) should be inside the frame. Below, how we calculate the radius of the circular slider
/**
* The radius of circle
*/
internal var radius: CGFloat {
get {
// the minimum between the height/2 and the width/2
var radius = min(bounds.center.x, bounds.center.y)
// all elements should be inside the view rect, for that we should subtract the highest value between the radius of thumb and the line width
radius -= max(lineWidth, (thumbRadius + thumbLineWidth))
return radius
}
}
in your case, we use it like a progress view, so we don't need the thumbs
If you put thumbRadius = 0
& thumbLineWidth = 0
the padding will be removed.
Thanks
Amazing. That's exactly what I was looking for!
Hello!
Is there a way to remove excess padding from the HGCircularSlider view?