Closed iKK001 closed 3 years ago
ah - I just found a solution:
.onChange(of: page.index) { newIdx in
myOwnDotIndicatorView.selectedIndex = newIdx
}
never mind !
Hi @iKK001 , please add a title to the issues.
Take a look at how other users have implemented this:
https://github.com/franklynw/PagingControl
This isn't part of this library's purpose. You have at all moment a reference to the page with the current index so this implementation is feasible on the client side
Not sure if I haven't found it yet - is there the possiblity to show little dot indicators ?
I am having a hard time creating a correct
isCurrentPageIndex
callback with your SwiftUIPager. (if I could, then I am happily creating my own dot-indicators - but right now I cannot since the correct index is not available as a callback of some sort. Or do I not get something here ?Do you have any idea how I could do so ?
(i.e. it is not enough to observe
.onPageChanged { newPage in ... }
since this does not kick-in when swiping fast. Also.onDraggingEnded { ... }
does not work for getting the dot-indicator index since if you just take a glimpse at the next page but do not actuall fully swipe then this does not work.)The native SwiftUI behaviour for TabView's PageViewStyle pages indicators show up to a max of 8 dots (and fades the ones left or right if more than 8 pages).