>Unlike in a GridView, the sizes of items and section headers may change at any
>time.
Not sure I understand because I am looking to animate the positionViewatIndex
on precisely a GridView. You have this on the home screen of Android and
Iphone when you flick from one page to the next. There must be a way to do this
in QML.
> Also, positionViewAtIndex() was designed to not animate the content y since
> without it, there was no way to jump to a content Y without drawing all the
> items in between, which is obviously expensive for very >long lists.
Outside of looking for a particular index, I have had trouble in the past to
simply modify the ContentY property of a ListView. The ListView would simply do
nothing when the that property would change.
>Although, for shorter lists, it would be nice to have perhaps another method,
>e.g. moveToIndex() or such, that could guess the new position and animate to
>that position.
This would be very very very nice. Please hack and whip something up, our
entire application depends on this feature ;)
Thanks,
Bartosh
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