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I have read that I should use https://github.com/CanHub/Android-Image-Cropper but it is only available in Kotlin and I need it in Java.
I have also read that there is actually a sample of this in Java thanks to #875, but in reality, there is no trace of this anywhere. So is it possible to use this library in Java or not? If true, is there a real working link ?
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@andrea-nisco Did you figure out it? I have the same problem.
Yes, the issue is impossible to solve, but you can take te picture normally, save the uri of the image and crop it programmatically. That's how I solved it.
@andrea-nisco Did you figure out it? I have the same problem.
Yes, the issue is impossible to solve, but you can take te picture normally, save the uri of the image and crop it programmatically. That's how I solved it.
I have read that I should use https://github.com/CanHub/Android-Image-Cropper but it is only available in Kotlin and I need it in Java.
I have also read that there is actually a sample of this in Java thanks to #875, but in reality, there is no trace of this anywhere. So is it possible to use this library in Java or not? If true, is there a real working link ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: