Mohammed Shahim

Leaving a tactical dot (.) here. Been scratching my head on this exact same issue for a while now.

Hey @grantland. can you merge this please? My specific case needs this badly. Thanks.

For anyone wondering the same thing, here is a temporary fix: Just add an `android:paddingEnd` to balance the icon's padding in the start.

Also sometimes the data is split into two or more `onReadData` calls. anyone working on this?

I believe #13 can also solve this issue as now the "bad characters" are not passed in the `onReadData` call. This way the user can implement their own custom delimiter...

I dug through the code a little bit and I think adding a new method `getLabelColor` to `DateLabelAdapter` will do the trick. @badoualy what do you think?

Wow. I didn't know you could do that with a `CharSequence`. So thanks a lot for that. This is what I am going with : ```java public CharSequence getLabel(Calendar calendar,...

Yes, I did that. The code I posted was a generic one lifted from Stack Overflow. I am using the simpler version in my project. Thanks.

Me too. not able to find any info on how to show those dot icons below the dates.

currently not possible. Also, adding in that feature to the library is a major undertaking as a lot of code relies on the assumption that all tabs have equal width....