Releases: thellmund/Android-Week-View
Releases · thellmund/Android-Week-View
Release 3.2
- New: Better interoperability with Kotlin by adding nullability information and lambda methods to WeekView
- New: You can limit the date range of the calendar via
weekView.setMinDate(date)
andweekView.setMaxDate(date)
. - New: You can customize the interval of hours displayed in the time column.
- New: You can choose to display the hour separators in the time column.
- New: You can set a custom text color for individual events, via
weekViewEvent.setTextColor(int textColor)
. - New: The text size of all-day events can now be set via
allDayEventTextSize
. The height of all-day event chips will adapt accordingly. In the same breath, this release deprecatesallDayEventHeight
. - Improved: Events that span multiple days no longer show a corner radius at the end of a day if they continue on the next day, or at the beginning of a day if they began on the previous day.
- Improved: The paddings in the header have been tweaked to be more consistent.
- Fixed: Events after the change to daylight saving time were displayed on the wrong date.
- Fixed: Changing the number of days no longer scrolls the calendar back to the current date.
- Fixed: When
showFirstDayOfWeekFirst
is set, WeekView now displays the correct day, depending on your setting offirstDayOfWeek
. - Fixed: While scrolling, the header would sometimes shrink even if all-day events were visible. This is no longer the case.
Release 3.1.3
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Release 3.1.2
Fix issue where tapping multi-day events lead to a crash, minor other…
Release 3.1.1
Merge pull request #5 from SapuSeven/develop Fixed some attributes
Release 3.1
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Release 3.0
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Release 2.0.1
This release introduces the singleDayHorizontalMargin
attribute, which adds a margin on the left and right side of all events in the single day view, stopping the events from sticking on the edge of the screen.
Release 2.0
This release introduces WeekViewDisplayable, an interface that can be implemented by any data class that should be displayed in WeekView. Instead of converting your data class to WeekViewEvent in onMonthChanged(), you can put the conversion code in your data class and thus declutter your code.
Release 1.3
This release brings compatibility with apps that rely on Support Library 28.