NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point

public final class NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point

A point within the progress bar, defining its position and color. Points within a progress bar are used to visualize distinct stages or milestones. For example, you might use points to mark stops in a multi-stop navigation journey, where each point represents a destination.

Summary

Public constructors
Point(@IntRange(from = 1) int position)

Create a point element.

Public methods
@ColorInt int

Returns the color of this Segment.
int

Optional ID used to uniquely identify the element across updates.
@IntRange(from = 1) int

Gets the position of this Point.
@NonNull NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point
setColor(@ColorInt int color)

Optional color of this Segment
@NonNull NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point
setId(int id)

Optional ID used to uniquely identify the element across updates.

Public constructors

Point

public Point(@IntRange(from = 1) int position)

Create a point element. The position of this point on the progress bar relative to getProgressMax

Parameters
@IntRange(from = 1) int position

See getPosition

Public methods

getColor

public @ColorInt int getColor()

Returns the color of this Segment.

See also
setColor
COLOR_DEFAULT

for the default visual behavior when it is not set.

getId

public int getId()

Optional ID used to uniquely identify the element across updates.

getPosition

public @IntRange(from = 1) int getPosition()

Gets the position of this Point. The position of this point on the progress bar relative to getProgressMax.

setColor

public @NonNull NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point setColor(@ColorInt int color)

Optional color of this Segment

setId

public @NonNull NotificationCompat.ProgressStyle.Point setId(int id)

Optional ID used to uniquely identify the element across updates. The default is 0.