Not a problem per se but I am figuring out how to do something. In my app, I shall save some workout for every specific client. Any workout will be doing different from week to week; i.e: rep scheme in the week one shall be different from the week two, and so on.
So, how to show the user that in the calendar? Should I save in every workout the day it should be performed and then see if it's the same day and show it? Or how to implement this? The only way I thought to implement this is save in every workout the day that it should be performed and show it in a textview and all the info behind relationated with the workout without calendar use but don't know if this approach would be the best
I have searched on the web but found nothing. If you could give me a hint would be awesome.
Thanks in advance!
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I'm developing a diet App, and the user will have an everyday routine of meals, but how to know if "ok, today is a different day from yesterday, let's clear all the data of your meals and start a new diet routine".
Actually, I'm treating the Diet model as the one able to control this:
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It has a localDateTime, that I'll use to check if the day has passed on, but is this the correct way to think and do this? Is this the way diet apps do this verification?
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I have a reminders app, I made a UI that looks like this where the user can pick multiple days and the hour that he wants to be reminded on. For example, I can select Monday and Tuesday at 15:00 and I should be reminded those days at that given hour. But I can´t figure out how to make this work (mainly, the mutiple days thing). Any ideas?
You can send a local repeating notification with the help of AlarmManager. setRepeating() function can be used to schedule notifications.
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I want to create a UI to enable the user to set specific configuration from date1 to date2. To pick the dates I want the calendar to pop up.
To create the calendar, I can put a combo box to choose the month, along with 30 buttons as representative of the days (enabling/disabling some days based on the selected month).
If you know a better way to do this, I would be very thankful if you share it with me!
Thanks!
Please don't do it like that. You have the full power of Java at your hands. There are many Java libraries for date pickers like this one:
https://toedter.com/jcalendar/
Download the .jar file and add it to your model dependencies. Then you can create the date picker object using the respective API.
Here is an AnyLogic example model but it currently only works in AnyLogic 7 (since 8 massively changed how things are displayed). To get it working in AL 8, you might need to ask AL support.
I have to display data in Listview in android. For that I am retrieving data from sqlite database, having two column fields "date" and "amount". There are some more column fields but i don't need them. Now I want to show data in Listview weekly basis, with addition of the amount for the given week. Can anyone Please help me. How can I do this.(I thought of using strftime() function also but it add all the previous weeks data in one row. even thought for using Calendar class of java but don't know how can I achieve the solution using that.)
If I understand correctly your only problem is to make sure that a week has passed. If so:
I refer you to this solution: (Java / Android) Calculate days between 2 dates and present the result in a specific format , that uses no external Java libraries. You can just save the former list population day, the current day, and use the solution here to get the distance between them in days. Then all that remains is to check if the result >= 7. if so, a week has passed.
Right now I have a class that writes reservations for a resort into a .dat file
Each day I would like to automatically check them out if the current date is more than or equal their checkout date.
So if its 12:40 in the day, then the function would automatically check out anyone whose checkout date is today. If its 11:40, then no.
Im really hoping for a non-TimerTask implementation since this method is within another class and Im restricted to it.
I currently use the Calender Class for dates.
Do you want to auto-checkout if someone reserves after 12.00? Which means the "first customer after noon" is the trigger for the checkout? If not, you will have to use a timer of some sort.
If you have enough customers to use the customer-driven auto-checkout, it's just a matter of checking if it's after 12.00...?