numberpicker

i've created an android application which displays a number picker, it all works fine...but the problem is with the design....when i run the application in gingerbread the number picker looks fine good....but when i run the same stuff in ice-cream sandwich and jelly bean the number picker design is been altered just like as shown below. can anyone please tell me how to retain the default number-picker design that is in gingerbread in jelly bean when runs in ice-cream sandwich and jelly bean when runs in ginger-bread i'm using a custom dialog box within which the number picker is placed, the

Is there a way to suggest or restrict keyboard input when selecting a NumberPicker so only the number controls are shown when entering values, similar to how you can use android:inputType="number" with a EditText? I have a series of values, from 0.0 to 100.0 in 0.1 increments that I'd like to be able to use a NumberPicker to select in Android 4.3. In order to have the numbers selectable, I've created an array of strings which corresponds to these values, as shown below: NumberPicker np = (NumberPicker) rootView.findViewById(R.id.programmingNumberPicker); int numberOfIntensityOptions = 1001;

I'm trying to create a numberpicker in Android but the wheel only increase by 1. I want to increase by 0.1. I've looked up on the net but I've found a formated array of floats disabling the wheel. Please help and sorry for the grammar, I'm learning. You can do it with custom strings: NumberPicker picker = new NumberPicker(this); picker.setMinValue(0); picker.setMaxValue(100); picker.setDisplayedValues( new String[] { "0.0", "0.1", ..., "10.0" } ); double = picker.getValue() / 10.0; You can create your own DecimalPicker view based on ElegantNumberButton . Add following classes to your project:

Does anyone know of an easy way to allow negative numbers with Android's default numberpicker? I understand that it's the InputFilter that disallows this, but is there any easy way to override without rewriting the whole widget? alberthier A more generic and elegant solution is to use NumberPicker.Formatter and use only positive numbers in the NumberPicker. Example if I want to select a number in [-50, 50]: final int minValue = -50 final int maxValue = 50 NumberPicker numberPicker = new NumberPicker(myActivity); numberPicker.setMinValue(0); numberPicker.setMaxValue(maxValue - minValue);

Is there a way to set the minimum, maximum and default values of a NumberPicker from the XML Layout? I'm doing it from within the Activity code: np = (NumberPicker) findViewById(R.id.np); np.setMaxValue(120); np.setMinValue(0); np.setValue(30); XML is obviously more appropriate , because it defines property, not behaviour. Is there a way to set these using the XML layout? MazeChaZer I had the same problem, this is how I solved it (according to the comment of MKJParekh): I created my own NumberPicker-Class package com.exaple.project; import android.annotation.TargetApi; import android.content

I have a NumberPicker that has a formatter that formats the displayed numbers either when the NumberPicker spins or when a value is entered manually. This works fine, but when the NumberPicker is first shown and I initialize it with setValue(0) the 0 does not get formatted (it should display as "-" instead of 0). As soon as I spin the NumberPicker from that point on everything works. How can I force the NumberPicker to format always - Both on first rendering and also when I enter a number manually with the keyboard? This is my formatter public class PickerFormatter implements Formatter {