SeekBar

SeekBar is a draggable slider for choosing a value in a range, such as volume, brightness, or filter strength.

In the current Droid source pin it inherits AbsSeekBar and ProgressBar. Shared view interaction and layout APIs work. The declared progress(...) overloads and onSeekBarChangeListener(_:) exist as method names but are not wired to Android at this pin — do not rely on them.

Use it when…

Use SeekBar when dragging is faster than typing an exact value and a slider communicates the range clearly.

For stars, use RatingBar. For a non-interactive meter, use ProgressBar.

How it behaves

SeekBar participates in the view hierarchy like other controls. You can assign an id, attach onClick(_:), set padding, and control enabled(_:) / visibility(_:).

Range, thumb, tick, and live progress APIs from the Android seek family are not wrapped yet. In particular, min(_:) / max(_:) / setProgress(_:) are not available on this Droid type.

Examples

Place a slider

SeekBar(id: 1601)
    .padding(h: 16, v: 12)

Disable scrubbing until media is ready

SeekBar(id: 1602)
    .enabled(false)

Initializers

SeekBar()
SeekBar(id: 1601)

Notes

onSeekBarChangeListener(_:), progress(_:), and progress(_:animated:) are present in the Swift surface at this pin but their Android calls are not implemented. Treat them as unavailable until a later pin wires them.

Do not document or use SeekBarOnSeekBarChangeListener as a working callback bridge yet.