Sample?

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

Any sample would be nice... :)

[MarieSchweiz]

What do you mean by sample? A demo?
You can download our demo app in the google play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.larswerkman.lobsterpickerproject

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

nice, but still, could be nice to see the sample in open source...

On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 7:53 PM, Marie Schweiz [email protected]
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What do you mean by sample? A demo?
You can download our demo app in the google play store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.larswerkman.lobsterpickerproject

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[MarieSchweiz]

The whole library is open source, feel free to fork it. The application itself is not available as open source repository and we do not plan to make it one.

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

OK. I was just suggesting creating a demo for the library.

On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 12:03 AM, Marie Schweiz [email protected]
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The whole library is open source, feel free to fork it. The application
itself is not available as open source repository and we do not plan to
make it one.

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[LarsWerkman]

@AndroidDeveloperLB maybe you could explain to me what's unclair to you? So that I can update the decumentation or add an simple demo app.

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

It's just a common thing to do.
I prefer looking at the demo code than instructions of how to create something, at least for starting to use something.
This way, it's easy to play with the code from the beginning, and learn how to use it without reading much.

[taimur97]

@LarsWerkman @MarieSchweiz Sorry I can't understand how to use the returned value. When I get the current selected value it returns a negative value. How can I store it and set it as the background color of an imageview. in the sample app it shows three types of values are returned hex, rgba and hsv. I want to get the hex value.

[LarsWerkman]

@taimur97 The getColor() method returns an Integer. To display an Integer as a hex you can use: Integer.toHexString(value), to set it as an background just do something like view.setBackgroundColor(value)

[geekkoz]

Hi, i think what @AndroidDeveloperLB means its that it would be nice to have the code of the demo app so it can be more clear for users to see the code working, also it would be nice to have the Dialog Fragment inside the library itself.