Open wabbas55 opened 3 years ago
I agree, please fix this bug ASAP
hey if you haven't got a fix or workaround yet, I would say try using Android's Currency Class, get the currency code and then pass it to the currency class.
Example Code:
val sumbol = Currency.getInstance(codeYouGotFromSelector).symbol
- for symbol
val name = Currency.getInstance(codeYouGotFromSelector).displayName
- for name
When I select "India Rupee" from currency dropdown, the symbol passed in to onSelectCurrency() is "0" instead of "₹". I have gone through ExtendedCurrency class and its array in this repo on github and it shows the correct symbol defined there i.e. "₹" but the symbol passed-in to onSelectCurrency() is "0".