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Jetpack compose: How to use IconToggleButton

Jetpack Compose - IconToggleButton Example This code demonstrates the usage of IconToggleButton in Jetpack Compose. It creates a simple UI with two icon buttons: a heart icon for "Like" and a floppy disk icon for "Save". Each button toggles its state (liked/unliked, saved/unsaved) when clicked and animates its color accordingly. Additionally, a text element displays the current state of both buttons ("Liked and Saved" or "Unliked and Unsaved"). Breakdown State Management: The code utilizes remember to create mutable state variables for liked and saved . These variables track the current state (true/false) of each button. IconToggleButton: The core element is IconToggleButton . It takes two important arguments: checked (current state) and onCheckedChange (callback for state change). Icon with Animated Color: Inside each IconToggleButton , an Icon is displayed with its color animated based on the button's state. The anima...

android kotlin - ToggleButton example

ToggleButton The following kotlin tutorial will demonstrate to us how we can use a ToggleButton in an android application. And how we can implement the ToggleButton checked change listener using the kotlin programming language. We used the standard ToggleButton widget in this tutorial instead the AppCompatToggleButton widget. The AppCompatToggleButton is a ToggleButton that supports compatible features on older versions of the android platform. Android application developers can tint the ToggleButton background color and drawable color. We can tint both the background and drawable color using API methods and XML attributes. Developers can display an icon on the ToggleButton surface in different positions. App developers can set the ToggleButton’s on and off states text using both XML attributes and API methods.Developers also can initially check or uncheck (On or Off) a ToggleButton using both XML attribute and API method. The Togg...