SelectedPosition problem when config generateInDates or generateOutDates

[SajjadKharrazi]

with these configuration of calendar:

ConfigurationParameters(startDate: startDate, endDate: endDate, generateInDates: .off, generateOutDates: .off)

then cellState.selectedPosition() returns wrong response in start and end of month.
you have an 2tapRangedSelection example, you can edit it and see wrong result.

[SajjadKharrazi]

in my app i set this generateOutDates: .tillEndOfRow
and as you can see if month day ends at middle of the week, everything works great:

but if a month day ends at end of the week, so it will break. like Jun 2021 and Jul 2021

or in April 2022 and May 2022:

[SajjadKharrazi]

when i set generateOutDates: .off, it will be like this: ( end of the month day is in middle )

[patchthecode]

this ?

calendarView.rangeSelectionMode = .continuous
calendarView.rangeSelectionMode = .segmented

[SajjadKharrazi]

with .continuous it works correctly

thank you

[SajjadKharrazi]

oops!
with generateOutDates: .tillEndOfRow and calendarView.rangeSelectionMode = .continuous look likes great!

but with generateOutDates: .off and calendarView.rangeSelectionMode = .continuous, last day of month does not have correct SelectedPosition state
( i selected from 22 Jul to 31 Jul )

[patchthecode]

The behaviour you are seeing is not a bug. It is behaving as intended. It appears that way on your screen because you have hidden the outdates.

The real issue here seems to be this --> I do not have a have to code the library that will satisfy every developer for ranged selection.

There are many conditions that have to be considered.
I will list them later today.

[patchthecode]

ok. I see an edge case fix that i can apply.
Let me test it.

[patchthecode]

Keep in mind, i know how to fix your issue.
However, if i code it the way you want, then other developers might not like the new behavior. Therefore, let me test an edgecase fix for this case when the final day lands on end of index. Be right back.

[patchthecode]

Ok yea, the fix will work. But other developers wont be happy.

Therefore i have determined the ultimate solution for this.
This library needs to create a new set of functions.

calendarView.showIndates()
calendarView.hideIndates()
calendarView.showoutDates()
calendarView.hideOutDates()

Because the problem is that i let the developers determine when to show or hide the indates/outDates on their own.
Because of this, the library does not know when a developer has done this. And because I do not know, I cannot suggest the best visual way the range selection should look.

However, if this library now begins to manage the visibility/invisibility of the inDates/OutDates, Then i will know how to adjust what the ranged left, right, middle should look like.

[SajjadKharrazi]

greaaaat!!!
when we can use this?