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Hello everyone,

I am a mobile application developer, currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Mindbowser. I am a passionate programmer who loves to write the code. I am very possessive about writing good code & I force others to do the same.

This WordPress blog I started years before, when I had started my career as a trainee developer. You can see the coding standard is not that mature that you certainly you can ignore ๐Ÿ™.

I do like writing technical blogs specially on mobile technologies, after Android now I am looking for cross-platforms technologies as well, like Flutter & React Native. I had stopped writing for long time & now recently I have started to write blogs on Medium. You can check my new blogs there at Arun Badole Medium. This time I want to be regular.

If you have followed my blogs, you might have understood that I have always tried to things in different way. Sometimes there are easier ways available but still I tried to do it in other way, which may not be easy but surely innovative & learn able. Which gives you deeper knowledge of the components you use.

And if didn’t follow, then as a proof you can check it for real ๐Ÿ˜Ž.

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2 thoughts on “About”

  1. I tried your code of ClearableEditBox. It works perfectly. Thanks a lot.
    However, there is a small problem. My Editbox originally set with android:numeric=decimal|integer. But it seemed that the new ClearableEditBox cannot be set with the same attribute. And now the keypad appear are always with text first.
    Please keep me posted if you see a way to set that attribute.

    1. Hi Ted,
      Thanks for your comment. Property android:numeric has been deprecated, now you can use android:inputType.
      You can create a method in ClearableEditText class.
      void setInputType(int type)
      {
      edit_text.setInputType(type);
      }
      & use this method from your own class eg editClear.setInputType(InputType.TYPE_CLASS_NUMBER).
      Or you can directly set android:inputType=”numberDecimal” property to EditText view in clearable_edit_text.xml if you only want numeric value.

      Thanks

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