Calendar Month Grid: Multiple markers on individual date

[charliermarsh]

Devin,

Thanks for creating such a useful library. My app required the ability to add multiple markers on an individual date, so I thought I'd send a pull request with that (minimal) change. Specifically, the user is now required to provide an NSArray of integers (rather than bools) for the TKCalendarMonthView data source--each integer specifies the number of markers to appear on the day. Much of the existing code required no changes (as reading the NSNumber as a bool will work even if you stored integers, e.g. 0 is read as false -> no marks).

One quick note: if the user enters a number > 4, the calendar displays a star (*) rather than a dot (•).

Thanks!

-Charlie

[teameh]

When using multiple dot's it is probably easier to just leave out the subview and don't remove it when there are 0 dot's to display..

if([[marks objectAtIndex: row * 7 + column ] boolValue]){
    self.dot.text = [self stringWithMarks:[[marks objectAtIndex:(row*7+column)] integerValue]];
    if ([self.dot.text isEqualToString:@"*"]) {
        CGRect r = self.selectedImageView.bounds;
        r.origin.y += 17;
        self.dot.frame = r;
    } else {
        CGRect r = self.selectedImageView.bounds;
        r.origin.y += 13;
        self.dot.frame = r;
    }

    [self.selectedImageView addSubview:self.dot];
 }else{
    [self.dot removeFromSuperview];
}

then becomes:

    self.dot.text = [self stringWithMarks:[[marks objectAtIndex:(row*7+column)] integerValue]];

which is quite nice, isn't it ?

This can be done in 2 pieces of code (old line numbers 414 & 518)