Functionality question

[Celggar]

It is possible to take the "next button" or trigger the "onNextClicked" method programmatically?

Sorry for my English, Thanks so much for this awesome library

[zawadz88]

Hi @Ceaggar ,
Could you please describe the problem you are trying to solve? The onNext() method in StepperLayout is currently private, but if there is a scenario where this might be helpful to expose such a method we could add it ;)

[Celggar]

My problem is quite simple, I need to fill an EditText and when I press "DONE" on the keyboard, I need to move on to the next step immediately.
Currently this is what I do to recreate a scenario similar to onNextClicked (StepperLayout.OnNextClickedCallback callback) :

@Override
public boolean onEditorAction(TextView textView, int actionId, KeyEvent keyEvent) {
    if (actionId == EditorInfo.IME_ACTION_DONE) {
        VerificationError error = verifyStep();
        if (error == null) {
            onNextClicked(null);
        } else {
            onError(error);
        }
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

All this is inside a class that implements BlockingStep , of course I have the problem of advancing to the next step using the "stepperLayout", but I solve it with stepperLayout.setCurrentStepPosition(stepperLayout.getCurrentStepPosition() + 1);

What I mean is that I have solved my problem, but I think there must be a much cleaner way of doing the same using the convenient methods that the library already has.

In addition to all this, I also have the problem of knowing when the "ms_completeButton" button has been pressed, so that I can execute another 'x' action, such as going to another activity.
What I actually do is that I use the verifyStep () method, because for some reason it is called even when you press "ms_completeButton"

Thanks so much for the attention paid and for contributing to the community with this excellent library, and sorry for my English again.

[zawadz88]

Hi @Ceaggar,
Thanks for the explanation and the feedback!
Regarding:

stepperLayout.setCurrentStepPosition(stepperLayout.getCurrentStepPosition() + 1);

With the current version of the library that's the way to go.

I agree that there probably should be an API to do that. We'll add it in the next release.

Regarding:

In addition to all this, I also have the problem of knowing when the "ms_completeButton" button has been pressed, so that I can execute another 'x' action, such as going to another activity.
What I actually do is that I use the verifyStep () method, because for some reason it is called even when you press "ms_completeButton"

You could use StepperLayout.StepperListener which has void onCompleted(View completeButton) method

[zawadz88]

Hi @Ceaggar,
This was added in v2.3.0. Please see "Proceed programmatically" in the sample app.

[Celggar]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate your good work.