B4A Class Switch view (Android 4+)

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This class wraps the native Switch view using JavaObject. This view was added in Android 4+. You can either add the view with the designer as a CustomView (don't forget to set Custom Type field) or add it by code.

See the attached example.

Edit: Switch is available in the ViewsEx library.
 
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rleiman

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Hi Erel,

I also added the switch view to my current app I'm working on as a CustomView in the designer and the result of using:

B4X:
    SwMute.TextOff = "Normal"
    SwMute.TextOn = "Muted"

Is the same. The text does not show up.

For now I think I will need to use a Label view and alter the text on that based on the true and false checked value of the switch view.

Here's the screen shot.
No text on switch views.png
 
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rleiman

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Which device are you using? The switch appearance is non-standard.

Hi,

It's a Chinese replica phone model SM-G900.

The phone is a clone of the Samsung S5 and is running Jellybean modified to look like KitKat.
 

Croïd

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Add visible function ?

B4X:
Dim sw As SwitchView
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sw.visible = false

#5:

B4X:
sw.Switch.Visible = false
 
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Croïd

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Please, Do you have a solution for typeface ?

sw.typeface and sw.switch.typeface = not possible, and I need to change character for sw.TextOff = " "
 

Croïd

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Thanks Erel

But how possible enlarge text ? I'm not sure txt take typeface
 

Croïd

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Yes, but I need enlarge character, I have a doubt if I use my own typeface

Export as zip when uploading projects = sorry
 

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