I agree with your choice... If you only need smooth scrolling the
easiest way is to simulate that touch event - feed dispatchTouchEvent
with your MotionEvents as you do. But the challenge here is to compute
right scroll positions. Hope you will archive that! Good luck
Pavel
On Apr 27, 9:24 pm,
Hi Pavel,
Thanks for your reply! I agree with some of the information you
provided.
So it seems ListView is keeping track of the list state. To name a
few; scroll position, visible items, user input.
I guess the main idea here is in order to create a completely custom
ListView we need to handle
Hi Moto,
at this moment I'm working on my own custom ListView implementation so
I can share some investigations I've found about ListView internals.
1) First of all ListView is adapter view that means that it uses
adapter object to get it's child views - take a look at
ArrayAdapter.getView(int, Vi
I hope someone can shed some light? :(
On Apr 25, 9:37 pm, Moto wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how it's been designed. How it holds its
> items? How do I get a hold of the scrolling container? How can I
> know it's exact scrolling position? How can I scroll it to an exact
> position?
>
> I
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