Closed deivuh closed 7 years ago
It works as expected. Except that each flap display one digit, like in this photo:
Of course you can create clocks with 2 digits per flap but the 1 digit per flap covers more use cases.
I see, it was intended then. I will close the PR.
Hey I also wanna use it to print a clock i have set SplitflapTokens.TwelveHourClock but i can´t set the numbers when i try it with splitflap.setText("11:59", animated: true) in a button it print me hours but he print not the double point and the minutes.
numberOfFlapsInSplitflap i have set to 5
Thanks for your answer :)
@Danielthenew This is because the :
is not available in the TwelveHourClock
token list.
You should add it in the tokensInSplitflap
method:
func tokensInSplitflap(_ splitflap: Splitflap) -> [String] {
return SplitflapTokens.TwelveHourClock + ":"
}
Hi!
First of all thanks for this great component. This is exactly was I was looking for and I like that it has Swift 3 support already.
I was looking at the pre defined tokens in SplitflapTokens. I think the TwelveHourClock token should have a 2 digits format just like the 24hour and minutes/seconds one.