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Except first row of each month, left and right border of each date cell is not shown.

TODO: original implementation's PR #120: Support styling the widget.

Hi Aaron,

Do you have updates on this library? The original library has been updated recently.

Is this available on Xamarin Component Store already or are you planning on adding it soon?

  IList<ICalendarCellDecorator> decorator = (IList<ICalendarCellDecorator>) Arrays.AsList(new SampleDecorator());
 
 calendarpicker.Decorators = decorator;

doesn't work

any solution of this??

this option is on SampleTimeSquare

this is the code in java

 decorator.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
      @Override public void onClick(View v) {
        setButtonsEnabled(decorator);

        calendar.setCustomDayView(new DefaultDayViewAdapter());
        calendar.setDecorators(Arrays.<CalendarCellDecorator>asList(new SampleDecorator()));
        calendar.init(lastYear.getTime(), nextYear.getTime()) //
            .inMode(SelectionMode.SINGLE) //
            .withSelectedDate(new Date());
      }
    });

Hi
Im trying to build the library on api level 16 , but I get this errors :

Error: No resource found that matches the given name: attr 'android:textAlignment'

Full description :

C:\Users\Gregory\Downloads\MonoDroid.TimesSquare-master\MonoDroid.TimesSquare\Resources\values\styles.xml(0,0): Error: No resource found that matches the given name: attr 'android:textAlignment'. (MonoDroid.TimesSquare)

Hello aaron,

thanks to port TimesSquere control to monodroid. I m testing but i have same doubts.

1. I call a "click" event of calendar but visual return error "Java.Lang.RuntimeException: Don't call setOnClickListener for an AdapterView. You probably want setOnItemClickListener instead" . I wish that user select a date , open a custom activity.

2. I want add text into a date cell . ¿How can i do it?

Regards

The original android-times-squaire is a couple of commits beyond.

I see that this is supposed to be a component but I can't find it in the component store or nuget.

If the calendar is initialized with a big range of time, say 20 years, it will cost 3+ seconds to finish rendering. However, it only takes 1+ seconds to load in original implementation.

So far, I found out that OnMeasure method in CalendarRowView, CalendarGridView is actually the performance hit compared to its original works.

I thought the slowness would be related to that I was using objects under Java.Util.* package. However, after I have converted all those objects to C# flavored DateTime type, the problem still exists.

Any suggestions are welcome. OnMeasure is part of Mono for Android framework. I am not sure if the problem is related to the framework.