I have a list of 2 value parameters that I need to provide a very easy way for a user to change. The list is short (7 rows), and each parameter is in the range 0 to 350.
I currently have another app written in Swift, and the "UIPickerView" for selecting items is quite a hit. And, it will be a while before I make the Android or PC version of this app ( an iOS only version is fine.) So the people who want this are asking if I could use that kind of thing for setting value --in typical use, these parameters only need to be adjusted a few points.
I'm frustrated that the "Picker" on Xamarin.Forms brings up a box at the bottom, which I personally find rather ugly.
My first thought was to have each value as a label in a grid, with a tap recongizer that would bring up a "pop-over" window that would allow the adjustment. But I'm not sure exactly how I would do that. I have multiple pages, derived from a "BaseWindow" class of my creation which is in turn derived from "ContentPage".
My current, undesirable, plan is to make each value a "Picker". So that's 14 of them. I guess I'll have to highlight the one being changed -- not sure how to do that, maybe catching the "Focused" event?
Sorry to be so needy here. Oh, and of course, they wanted this yesterday. Thanks for any help.