I am creating a new component, which depends on this control and I would like to use the same styling elements in order to have matching styles. The new component needs to derive from the StyledLabel (extension is not adequate), so it would be nice if the "final" declaration is removed from StyledLabel.

Added the rounded style with corner radius option Updated the example to show the vertical snapper

With this update, the SnappingStepper can also be used in a vertical layout style. The rounded style with fixed corner radius is required when you want to have the same corner radius among multiple components with different sizes in the UI. I have included the direction enum from MJRFlexStyleComponents in order to ease the layout orientation calculations. The enum is included as-is (public), so that if this PR is accepted and released, then MJRFlexStyleComponents can just use the enum from the SnappingStepper lib.

If this is acceptable, it would be nice with a new release.

> "error: IB Designables: Failed to render instance of SnappingStepper: dlopen(SnappingStepper.framework, 1): Library not loaded: @rpath/DynamicColor.framework/DynamicColor
>   Referenced from: SnappingStepper.framework
>   Reason: image not found"

If I use the SnappingStepper in any Storyboard I constantly get the Error Message above...

Added a hint label, which can be enabled by setting the showHint property. The hint label is intended to show the changing value while the slider is obscured by the finger when dragging.

Use the unicode “minus sign” symbol, instead of the “dash” from the classic keyboard.

The difference isn’t visible on GitHub, or with most fixed-space fonts, but you can see the result when run on iOS.

Small additions and updates to the package.

• Removal of DynamicColor dependency
• Add a Number Formatter (optional) for the value label
• Adjust the default max value
• Tweak the factor calculation (becomes apparent why it's needed when used with a Number Formatter)

I cannot import SnappingStepper into my project. It is installed via cocoapods just like the other libs. However when I

 import SnappingStepper

It says "cannot load underlaying module for SnappingStepper". I am on swift 2.

I'd be really great if you could add a @objc tag to the property thumbLabel in your repo so that user defined runtime attributes in Storyboard can be set.

/// The value label that represents the thumb button
@objc lazy var thumbLabel: StyledLabel = UIBuilder.defaultStyledLabel()

I have to add it on each pod install manually or else I'm getting a

[<SnappingStepper.SnappingStepper 0x112209860> valueForUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key thumbLabel.

Tthanks for your great framework. :)

Hi, thanks for your library. Is it possible to increment the increasing/decreasing speed when continuously pressing the buttons or sliding the thumb? I have a range from 0 to 100, and it takes ages to reach the limit values. I was wondering if you can make the speed exponentially, so the first seconds it's slower then it's faster. Thanks

Summary

• Using StyledLabel pod
• Fixed background style masking
• Fixed symbol label background color issue
• Added format string
• Added step factor for value sliding

Background color issue There was no way to apply a styling with a background color and masking the background to the various styling options. In order to fix this, you need to have a dedicated property for the style color. The property is called styleColor. You can still use the backgroundColor property as before, but it will not mask to the selected style. Most of the work for this fix was already done in the StyledLabel pod (Framework), so I removed the classes from this project and added the framework reference to the podfile.

Symbol label background After the symbols were pressed, the symbol background was set to backgroundColor (now styleColor), it must be reverted to .clear color.

Format String In order to correctly format values in the thumb, you must have a way to specify the formatting. This PR introduces the thumbTextFormatString. Default is 'nil', which results in the old behaviour. An example of how bad the UI looks without formatting is by using a [0;1] range with a 0.1 step value and apply sliding. The thumb text will show "0.7239749579" or similar.

Step Factor When sliding the stepper, then the increase/decrease of the value is fine as long you are operating on integers. A multiplying factor is needed when you have floating point values.

The examples have been updated to reflect the changes and demonstrations of the new features are included in the examples.

It would be nice with a new major release of this library, as the current release is based on Swift 2.3 and that version is no longer available in the current Xcode.

I would imagine this problem is unique to my setup but as I'm not making any headway on figuring it out, I figure i'd ask.

Consider the below graphic, dynamic color is throwing all kinds of errors, I also attempted to use the more current dynamic color library but the podfile.lock won't have it. Any thoughts on a possible configuration step I'm missing?