Multi-line date on header column...

[quivr]

Multi-line date on header column...

[entropitor]

I guess, the line wrapping we use in the events itself should maybe applied to the header column as well.

(Feel free to take a look in the code and submit a Pull Request for this issue. Any help is greatly appreciated!)

[jhoobergs]

@kelvin-huan-kok-yang Have you tried SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy\n\n\n EEE\n\n\n MMM d", Locale.getDefault()); ?

Android uses 3 time \n most of the time instead of just \n

[kelvin-huan-kok-yang]

@caske33
I could not found any line wrapping setting in the events itself...even if WeekView.java...
mHeaderTextHeight, mHeaderHeight, mHeaderMarginBottom, mHeaderColumnWidth, mHeaderColumnPadding, mHeaderRowPadding
These are all float attribute related to header...i think not really related to multi-line right ? just editable design for the text space...
If I able to make multi-line...i will submit a Pull Request :)

@jhoobergs
For the triple \n, I have tried just now...but ends up with 3 white space...haha

[jhoobergs]

@kelvin-huan-kok-yang Change the drawing of the header text to use the StaticLayout class as used to draw the event titles: https://github.com/Quivr/Android-Week-View/blob/develop/library/src/main/java/com/alamkanak/weekview/WeekView.java#L1088
I think that should work.

[kelvin-huan-kok-yang]

@jhoobergs i done it with multi-line ! thanks ! 👍
but currently still got a problem... the third line will "crash" with the event background
and the font size is small...although font size can be increased by using :- (but the "crash" problem will still exist) :(

float fontSize = 25;
mTextPaint.setTextSize(fontSize);

The multi-line is achieve using StaticLayout

String dayLabel = getDateTimeInterpreter().interpretDate(day);
if (dayLabel == null) 
    throw new IllegalStateException("A DateTimeInterpreter must not return null date");

TextPaint mTextPaint=new TextPaint();
StaticLayout mTextLayout = new StaticLayout(dayLabel,mTextPaint
    (int)mWidthPerDay,
    Layout.Alignment.ALIGN_NORMAL, 
    2, 0.5f, false);

canvas.save();

float textX = startPixel + mWidthPerDay / 2;
 loat textY = mHeaderTextHeight + mHeaderRowPadding ;
canvas.translate(textX, textY);

mTextLayout.draw(canvas);
canvas.restore();

drawAllDayEvents(day, startPixel, canvas);
startPixel += mWidthPerDay + mColumnGap;

[jhoobergs]

@kelvin-huan-kok-yang I think you need to set the mHeaderTextHeight variable to the right value

[jhoobergs]

@kelvin-huan-kok-yang any update ?

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

Did you guys get it right eventually ?

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

Ok I did it myself:
#97 (comment)
:)