Closed tipa closed 4 years ago
Servus @tipa Thanks for feedback and suggestions.
Really short:
I would have expected this method to be exposed as C# event that I can assign an event handler to.
Yes we do that in the core Android (Xamarin.Android), but due to the huge amount of artifacts bound in AndroidX, Google.Play.Services+Firebase and old legacy Android.Support I doubt this will be done soon. Unless community (guess who am I thinking of) helps a bit.
The callback parameter is Java.Lang.Object instead of AndroidX.Core.Util.Pair in case of DateRangePicker
Could be. I would need to see why that was changed: tool or us/me.
Namely:
java != c#
java idioms != c# idioms
Some stuff will be easier in C#9 with return type covariance, but then we need to switch to C#9 and do numerous manual stuff or write a tool that does improve bindings according to users' wishes.
The Java
MaterialDatePicker<S>
is using Generics, I think the bindings should do too
Again:
java generics != c# generics
this means I would need to dig deeper into bindings in order to see what can be done.
I will take a look, but most likely I will close this issue soon, because I don't think I will have time to implement this soon.
Ok, no worries. I am able to use the picker nonetheless with some small adjustments. Completely understand that the numerous Google libraries are overwhelming
@tipa I have finally caught up with GPS-FB. Now we should be on the same cadence with google (maybe few weeks slower, but not months).
And we are working HARD on improving our tooling and improving features you have suggested, but those are quite low priority.
You just keep on feeding issues and we can discuss.
If you want reopen this one in few months.
Grüße
Support Libraries Version (eg: 23.3.0):
Xamarin.Google.Android.Material 1.1.0-rc3
Describe your Issue:
I am using the MaterialDatePicker class and want to retrieve the selected date(s) after the user closes the picker. In order to do so, one has to use the
AddOnPositiveButtonClickListener
method.Java.Lang.Object
instead ofAndroidX.Core.Util.Pair
in case ofDateRangePicker
MaterialDatePicker<S>
is using Generics, I think the bindings should do tooCurrently this makes it difficult to use that class in a Xamarin.Android project, especially when there are mutliple DateRangePickers used in the same Activity.
Steps to Reproduce: