How to use FSCalendarDelegateAppearance?

[mohibsheth]

Hi @MarcBruins ,

First of all, thank you very much for the binding. The control is awesome and it's very helpful to see a working binding for it.

We have started using this library in our app but we aren't able to figure out how to use the FSCalendarDelegateAppearance?

I can see the definition for it but don't see any way to provide it's implementation to the FSCalendar instance.

Do you know how?

Thanks

[singhal2]

I was stuck on the same problem, solved it by following. You can achieve the same by setting calendar’s weakdelegate to this(the view controller). And then get the methods you want to override without the override keyword. You will need the export keyword along with native method name on top of that though. Also, this was done in Xamarin C#, not sure if that’s what you are looking for.

Also, the weakdelegate calls methods for both fscalenderappearancedelegate and fscalenderdelegate.

Best Regards, Abhimanyu Singhal

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On Jul 28, 2017, at 4:36 PM, mohibsheth [email protected] wrote:

Hi @MarcBruins ,

First of all, thank you very much for the binding. The control is awesome and it's very helpful to see a working binding for it.

We have started using this library in our app but we aren't able to figure out how to use the FSCalendarDelegateAppearance?

I can see the definition for it but don't see any way to provide it's implementation to the FSCalendar instance.

Do you know how?

Thanks

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[drunkendaddy]

Thanks singhal2.

Here's how I did it

public partial class ViewController : UIViewController
    {
   
        public override void ViewDidLoad()
        {
            base.ViewDidLoad();
            calendar.WeakDelegate = this;
        }

        [Export("calendar:appearance:titleDefaultColorForDate:")]
        public UIColor TitleDefaultColorForDate(FSCalendar calendar, FSCalendarAppearance appearance, NSDate date)
        {
            DateTime dt1 = new DateTime(2018, 1, 6);
            DateTime dt2 = date.ToDateTime();

            if (dt1.Date == dt2.Date)
            {
                return UIColor.Black;
            }
            return UIColor.Gray;
        }
}