Hi,

There is a small issue on iOS 13 GM: The font of the min/max labels seems to be set to Times New Roman instead of the system default one, San Francisco.

iOS 12:

iOS 13:

Using rangeSlider.minLabelFont or rangeSlider.maxLabelFont has no effect.

Also, the console prints the following message:

CoreText performance note: Client called CTFontCreateWithName() using name ".SFUI-Regular" and got font with PostScript name "TimesNewRomanPSMT". For best performance, only use PostScript names when calling this API.
CoreText performance note: Set a breakpoint on CTFontLogSuboptimalRequest to debug.

Thank you.

• main change add the minDistance and maxDistance to keep the distance between two point.
• other change
  • move the minLabel, maxLabel to public (I think some people need to change the font or size etc.)
  • move the leftHandleSelected, rightHandleSelected to public (need the property to check the value change by user's touch or not)
  • move the leftHandle, rightHandle to public

• Add Slider distLine Between min and max
• Add Slider distLine custom color (Now we can custom color between min and max sliderLine)
• Add custom handle with image
• Add custom handle with custom color
• Modification example, adding two new features

It would be nice to be able to display a text label over the min/max value based upon that value.

example one: if min range value is < 10 but > 5 "a small value" but > 10 "a bigger value"

example two: # of seconds to display the time above the slider's min/max value

So generally a text label that uses the numeric value to calculate something a bit more complex than numeric format.

Hello,

I'm using your library, it's awesome and fits all my needs. I wanted to ask is there any possibility to access text label in order to change text?

One more note, I'm using slider via bridging header and swift.

If a range between selectedMinimum and selectedMaximum is very small, labels position are incorrect. This situation happened when I have created cell from a nib with TTRangeSlider with my own minValue, maxValue, selectedMinimum and selectedMaximum. But if the range between selectedMinimum and selectedMaximum are bigger, all is correct.

This is a really simple library, so adding Swift Package Manager support is really easy even though it's all ObjC.

If you merge this in, all you need to do is create a tag for each release (which you do for Cocoapods anyway) and SPM handles the rest. Don't need to publish anywhere else.

Hello to everybody.

In this PR I have:

• added all the customisation proposed and never merged of PR #16
• implemented the feedback of PR #16 (mainly improving names)
• added the lineHeight optional property (with rounded corners)
• added the handleDiameter optional property
• added the selectedHandleDiameterMultiplier optional property
• added the tintColorBetweenHandles optional property
• updated the demo
• updated the documentation

I am sure this customisation will be useful to other devs, so I hope it can be merged. I will be waiting for your feedback.

Thanks!

…. Why? Two main reasons:

1. I think this makes for a cleaner API. The work-around mentioned in the header seems overly complicated and doesn't work well with Swift. It might be possible with Swift, but I was unable to downcast an NSNull or AnyObject to NSNumberFormatter and get back an NSNull in Obj-C. I was only ever able to get a nil which the other sort of unclear use-case in the API. If you set this property to nil you get no formatter style. Anyway ... I just wanted to turn off the labels. Seems to me a flag would be a much cleaner way to go about it.
2. I didn't need labels animated and following the thumb controls for my purposes. I would assume others don't either.

What I've done:

• Added a new IBInspectable flag named hideLabels which by default is set to NO. Setting it to YES or true will hide them. I've made sure that updating this property while building the UI will correctly update the Storyboard/XIB. Updated the comment in the header.
• Maintained backward compatibility with the aforementioned label hiding rules so older consumers of this API don't break. I would also be in favor of removing the old behavior and making this a breaking change ... but that's probably not my call :-)/
• Updated the Storyboard to include an example without the labels. Though I didn't bother fixing AutoLayout problems. Perhaps I should?
• Updated the readme.

Install through cocoapod will not have minDistance/maxDistance options. But the cocapods indicated the installed version is 1.0.2. It seems that the files from cocoapods are not same as the github. Please advise it. Thanks

How to get Min Max Value at the Sliding time please help me I have to try this by using below code but it's never called...

public func rangeSlider(_ sender: TTRangeSlider!, didChangeSelectedMinimumValue selectedMinimum: Float, andMaximumValue selectedMaximum: Float) {
print(selectedMinimum)
print(selectedMaximum)
// updateLabelsValues(selectedMinimum, max: selectedMaximum)
}

And I have Also Extent my class by TTRangeSliderDelegate

Thanks in Advance.

I added another optional method to the protocol that allows the user to override labels based upon the float values.

My use case was to show a timestamp based upon the current second of the day and timestamp increase/decrease as the user slides either slider up or down.

Once the method is implemented the user has full control as to how to convert the float or can ignore it and just pass the value through.

I added an example of usage in the demo.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15604758/131783017-5c354fbb-fddc-49d2-83f3-50b155b0c1f7.mov

When I first click on one side of the slider and then move, there will be a jump in position.

This gives users the ability to set separate handle images on the range slider. If they do not want to use this, they can still use handleImage to set a master image for both handles, or set no image at all.

CoreText note: Client requested name ".SFUI-Regular", it will get TimesNewRomanPSMT rather than the intended font. All system UI font access should be through proper APIs such as CTFontCreateUIFontForLanguage() or +[UIFont systemFontOfSize:].

Hi, its an great slider with almost all feature and its working fine in tableview as well, i have requirement to add the track image so how could we do that, please let me know.

Hi team, I am trying to set selected minimum and maximum valve programatically. but it's not working. Values provided in storyboard works but not programatically.