Give access to underlying editText view #19
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Hi this is more of a suggestion than a full blown PR but I started to use NumberSlidingPicker and I found myself wanting to use input mask and or other extension for EditText (eg https://github.com/RedMadRobot/input-mask-android). Most of them require a either reference to the EditText or extend it through inheritance and changing `editText` visibility help for the first case. I don't have a lot of experience in Java or Kotlin so there might be issues or side effects with my solution.
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Hi this is more of a suggestion than a full blown PR but I started to use NumberSlidingPicker and I found myself wanting to use input mask and or other extension for EditText (eg https://github.com/RedMadRobot/input-mask-android). Most of them require a either reference to the EditText or extend it through inheritance and changing
editTextvisibility help for the first case.I don't have a lot of experience in Java or Kotlin so there might be issues or side effects with my solution.