MultiChoiceLinearLayout

An android library that mimics the functionality of a Radio Group and provides a custom layout for option selections.

Start using in your project!

• Just add dependencies in

  • Project level gradle:

      allprojects {
         repositories {
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            maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
            .
            .  
          }
    } 

  • And app level gradle:

  dependencies {
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      implementation 'com.github.yashprakash13:MultiChoiceLinearLayout:1.1'
      .
      .
  }

and you are good to go!

For two choices:

<tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout
        android:id="@+id/multichoices"
        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:gravity="center"
        app:backType="stroke"
        app:backStrokeWidth="3"
        app:backgroundColor="@color/colorPrimaryDark"
        app:opt1="@string/monthly"
        app:opt1TColor="@color/white"
        app:opt2="@string/yearly"
        app:opt2TColor="@color/white"
        app:ignoreThird="true"
        app:ignoreFourth="true"
        app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"
        app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
        app:layout_constraintTop_toBottomOf="@+id/appBarLayout"
        app:selectedOptionBackground="@color/white_depth">

    </tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout>

For three choices

• Simply remove

<tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout
        .
        .
        .
        app:ignoreThird="true"
</tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout>

• and add:

<tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout
        .
        .
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        app:opt3="@string/yourString"
        app:opt3TColor="@color/yourColor"
</tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout>

For four choices

• Remove:

<tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout
        .
        .
        .
        app:ignoreThird="true"
        app:ignoreFourth="true"
</tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout>

• and add:

<tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout
        .
        .
        .
        app:opt3="@string/yourString"
        app:opt3TColor="@color/yourColor"
        app:opt4="@string/yourString"
        app:opt4TColor="@color/yourColor"
</tech.pcreate.multichoicelayout.MultiChoiceLayout>

Set a ClickListener for Options:

• Add this line to your Activity/Fragment:

MultiChoiceLayout multiChoiceLayout = findViewById(R.id.multichoices);
multiChoiceLayout.setOnClickListener(this);

• and implement this Interface:

public class MyActivity implements MultiChoiceLayout.MultiChoiceOnclick {
. . .

• Then, get the click action like this:

    @Override
    public void onMultiChoiceLayoutClick() {
        if(MultiChoiceLayout.getSelection() ==  1){
            // Do some work
        }
        else if(MultiChoiceLayout.getSelection() ==  2){
            // Do some work
        }
        ...
        //so on
    }

If you want to use Java :

        // For setting three choices use:
        multiChoiceLayout.setOptionText(option1, option2, option3, null);
        
        // And add fourth option as the ignore attribute:
        multiChoiceLayout.setIgnoreChoices(false, false, true);
        

Likewise for Two choices, one choice or all four choices.

Set custom attributes like this:

        //Background of the layout can be either solid or stroke :
        multiChoiceLayout.setBackground(R.color.color_1, 4, MultiChoiceLayout.STROKE);  // Use for solid background : MultiChoiceLayout.SOLID, width parameter will be ignored.

        // Selected Option Background color:
        multiChoiceLayout.setSelectedBackgroundColor(R.color.color_1);
        
        
        // Option Text color:
        multiChoiceLayout.setOptionTextColor(R.color.color_1);

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