withSelectedDate scrolls to maxDate

[spacecowboy]

When I load the view (in my dialog fragment), the calendar automatically scrolls to the end of the allowed range. I don't want to restrict the date in this case so I selected a 10 year limit. The view scrolls to 2023 upon loading.

However, if you comment out the line "withSelectedDate", the calendar loads fine and does not scroll to maxDate.

Device: Galaxy Nexus, Android 4.2.2

Code:

final Calendar future = Calendar.getInstance();
        future.add(Calendar.YEAR, 10);
        final Calendar selected = Calendar.getInstance();
        // Default to tomorrow
        selected.add(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR, 1);
        // New item hides delete button and disables OK initially
        if (getArguments().getLong(SELECTED_DATE, -1) > 0) {
            // TODO default date
            selected.setTimeInMillis(getArguments().getLong(SELECTED_DATE, -1));
        }

        calendarView.init(Calendar.getInstance().getTime(), future.getTime())
        .withSelectedDate(selected.getTime());

[spacecowboy]

The fix seems to be to use "selectDate" instead. "withSelectedDate" should perhaps be removed?

        final Calendar future = Calendar.getInstance();
        future.add(Calendar.YEAR, 10);
        final Calendar selected = Calendar.getInstance();
        // Default to tomorrow
        selected.add(Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR, 1);
        if (getArguments().getLong(SELECTED_DATE, -1) > 0) {
            // TODO default date
            selected.setTimeInMillis(getArguments().getLong(SELECTED_DATE, -1));
        }

        calendarView.init(Calendar.getInstance().getTime(), future.getTime());
        calendarView.selectDate(selected.getTime());
        //.withSelectedDate(selected.getTime());

[edenman]

Sorry, the proposed fix isn't correct: you should definitely be using .withSelectedDate. The real fix is in 94631ab