A widget that seperated words starting with # or @. HashTagView can be used as TextView and EditText.
To include HashTagView in your layout, add the following code
<com.lib.hashtag.views.HashTagView
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
app:hashTagColor="#ff99cc00"
app:trackHashTag="true" />
<com.lib.hashtag.views.HashTagEditText
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
app:hashTagColor="#ff99cc00"
app:trackHashTag="true" />
HashTagView also provides with the following features
- Color for HashTag: Text Color & Background Color
- Text style for HashTag: Bold, Italic & Underline
- Text Size
- Fonts (Place the font in
assets/font/font_name.ttf)
Following is the code for the above features
app:hashTagColor="@color/hashtag_color"
app:hastTagBackground="@color/hashtag_background"
app:boldHashTag="true"
app:italicHashTag="true"
app:underlineHashTag="true"
app:hashTagSize="1.2"
app:fontName="font_name.ttf"
HashTagView also provides with the feature of ClickListener through OnHashTagClickListener
OnHashTagClickListener will only work on HashTagView
HashTagView hashTag = (HashTagView) findViewById(R.id.hash_tag);
hashTag.setOnHashTagClickListener(new OnHashTagClickListener() {
@Override
public void onClick(HashTagView v, char c, String tag) {
}
});
All the HashTags can be retrieved from HashTagView & HashTagEditText using the following code.
List<String> tags = hashTagView.getHashTags();