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There is no startLuckyWheelWithTargetIndex(index) method as you show in the example.
The wheel starts the animation only if the user rotates it by touching.
setLuckyRoundItemSelectedListener()'s overridden methods do nothing at all. luckyRoundItemSelected() or onLuckyWheelRotationStart() don't get called anytime whether the wheel starts or stops.
Also there is a problem in passing icons to the items, R.drawable.icon doesn't work and produces null exceptions.
Is this not compatible to Java as you've written it in Kotlin?
Thanks in advance.
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There is no startLuckyWheelWithTargetIndex(index) method as you show in the example.
The wheel starts the animation only if the user rotates it by touching.
setLuckyRoundItemSelectedListener()'s overridden methods do nothing at all. luckyRoundItemSelected() or onLuckyWheelRotationStart() don't get called anytime whether the wheel starts or stops.
Also there is a problem in passing icons to the items, R.drawable.icon doesn't work and produces null exceptions.
Is this not compatible to Java as you've written it in Kotlin?
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: