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setOnClickListener is not called when widget is clicked #11
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Sorry, I have not experienced the maintenance of this library, you can look for other alternatives, I recommend you to use this https://github.com/zcweng/SwitchButton |
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Thank you.
The new SwitchButton has the same fault. The setOnCheckedChangeListener is never called; only setOnCheckedChangeListener works.
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Sorry, I have not experienced the maintenance of this library, you can look for other alternatives, I recommend you to use this https://github.com/zcweng/SwitchButton
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It is a common use to use OnClickListener when you need to detect if the check change is a user change or a program change (e.g., setCheck()).
SInce OnClickListener is not called this common design pattern cannot work with the control.
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