Different attributes of CheckedTextView
| Attributes | Description |
|---|---|
| android:id | Gives a unique ID to the Textview. |
| android:gravity | We can align text of the Textview vertically or horizontally or both. |
| android:height | Used to set height of the Textview. |
| android:width | Sets width of the TextView. |
| android:padding | Used to set padding. |
| android:checkMark | Used to set the drawable for checkmark. |
| android:checkMarkTint | Used to set tint to the check mark. |
| android:checkMarkTintMode | Blending mode used to apply the check mark tint. |
| android:checked | Used to set the initial checked state of the checkedTextView which is false by default. |
CheckedTextView in Kotlin
CheckedTextView is used to implement checkable interface where one can tick or check the needed or required items and leave out the rest. In this article, we will be discussing how to make a CheckedTextView manually.
The first step is to make or create a project in Android Studio. Here, we will be creating a project named CheckedTextViewInKotlin.
For creating a new project:
- Click on File, then New => New Project
- Then, check Include Kotlin Support and click next button.
- Select minimum SDK, whatever you need.
- Select Empty activity and then click finish.
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