Android Question Wheelview Library

sdixon

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This question was posted by someone else, but not answered, over a year ago.

The .ReadWheel method returns the string of the value, how can I get the index of this location?

I want to get the index so I can get a corresponding value from an array.

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Cableguy

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Shouldn't be that difficult to implement it your self...
I never user the wheel lib, but it it allows to set min and max values, even if in string format, you can use them as index for an array.
As I said, I never used wheel lib

[Edit] also keep in mind that there are at least 4 "wheel view" libraries in the b4a forum, so you also need to be a bit more specific
 
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sdixon

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Thanks for your response.

I scrapped this library in favor of one that had everything I was looking for, namely an index.

Difficulty is relative. Some of us have more and some have less experience. Makes it sometimes difficult to implement things without a helping hand.

There is only one Wheelview Library. If there were more, it would cause a naming conflict in B4A, so I think I was being very specific.
 
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DonManfred

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There is only one Wheelview Library.
Really? Look at similar threads. There are more....

wheelview006.jpg
 
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sdixon

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My point was (is) that each library MUST have a unique name in order to live in the B4X universe. There may be many libraries that support a wheel view component, but each must have a unique name. The library that I originally asked for help for is called Wheelview library which is the name of this post, not WheelviewNew,
WheelViewAndroid or any of the myriad of other names available. Thus I think that I was being very specific in asking for more information when I used the name WheelView library.

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