Localized short day name

[intik]

Hi,

instead of hardcoded short day names, you can use dynamically loaded localized names. In WeekCalendar.java change String[] days = {...} to something like this:

// Get localized short names for days. Index 0 = empty string (always). Rest are name days starting with sunday
String[] weekDays = DateFormatSymbols.getInstance().getShortWeekdays();
// Convert into List
List<String> listDays = new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(weekDays));
// Remove empty string
listDays.remove(0);
// Remove Sunday from beginning
String sunday = listDays.remove(0);
// Add Sunday to the end of array
listDays.add(sunday);

// convert back into String[], or just use listDays
String[] days = new String[listDays.size()];
listDays.toArray(days);

On my Locale this will get array, where day names are two characters long, which is ok, they will fit in WeekView. But for example in English locale this will return day names three characters long and it's too long. So day names can be shortened like (before converting to String[]):

for (int i = 0; i < listDays.size(); i++) {
    listDays.set(i, listDays.get(i).substring(0, 1));
}

Hope this will help, keep up the good work, this View was exactly what I was looking for!

[nomanr]

Hello,
I am glad that this view helped you.
Yeah I had a few things in mind, and the day names are also in todo list.
I will add options for both 1 char and 3 char days and the day names will be according to Locale.

[nomanr]

User version 1.0.3, this issue has be resolved and also you can use dayNameLength xml attribute to get single letter of 3 letter long day name.
Thanks for the tip, it Helped!