Releases: michael-rapp/AndroidPreferenceActivity
Releases · michael-rapp/AndroidPreferenceActivity
Version 2.0.7
A bugfix release, which fixes the following issues:
Version 2.0.6
A bugfix release, which fixes the following issues:
- Changed the appearance of the dialog's buttons to be identically on Lollipop-devices, as well as on pre-Lollipop devices.
Version 2.0.5
A bugfix release, which fixes the following issues:
Version 2.0.4
A minor release, which provides the following changes:
- The texts of buttons are not bold anymore.
Version 2.0.3
A minor release, which provides the following changes:
- Added a dimen resource, which specifies the height of the large toolbar.
- Added the possibility to register a listener, which is notified about a
HideViewOnScrollAnimation's internal state.
Version 2.0.2
A minor release, which provides the following changes:
- The minimum height and the vertical padding of a preference have been changed.
Version 2.0.1
Version 2.0.0
A major release, which introduces the following features:
- The UI has been re-designed according to the Android 5 "Material Design" guidelines. To provide Material Design even on pre-Lollipop devices (API level less than 21), the AppCompat v7 revision 21 support library is used.
- The methods to set/retrieve shadow widths and colors have been replaced by according methods, which allow to set/retrieve elevations like used by the Android SDK 21.
- Added style attributes, which allow easier customizing of a
PreferenceFragment's appearance from within a theme. - The button bar, which contains the button, which allows to restore the default values of a
PreferenceFragment's preferences, is now animated to become hidden when the user scrolls downwards and to become shown when the user scrolls upwards.
Version 1.2.1
Version 1.2.0
A feature release, which introduces the following functionalities:
- The interface
RestoreDefaultsListenerdoes now provide an additional method, which allows to determine whether a single preference's default value should be restored, or not. This functionality replaces the methods to manage a black list and to specify, whether disabled preferences should be restored, which have been offered previously by the classPreferenceFragment. - Added a method to the interface
RestoreDefaultsListener, which is invoked, when a preference's default value has been restored.