Constructor Detail

• FlexibleViewHolder

  FlexibleViewHolder(View view, FlexibleAdapter adapter)

  Default constructor.

  Parameters:

  view - The View being hosted in this ViewHolder

  adapter - Adapter instance of type FlexibleAdapter

• FlexibleViewHolder

  FlexibleViewHolder(View view, FlexibleAdapter adapter, boolean stickyHeader)

  Constructor to configure the sticky behaviour of a view.

  Parameters:

  view - The View being hosted in this ViewHolder

  adapter - Adapter instance of type FlexibleAdapter

  stickyHeader - true if the View can be a Sticky Header, false otherwise

Method Detail

• onClick

  @CallSuper() void onClick(View view)

• onLongClick

  @CallSuper() boolean onLongClick(View view)

• onTouch

   boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent event)

  Should be used only by the Handle View!

• setFullSpan

   void setFullSpan(boolean enabled)

  Support for StaggeredGridLayoutManager.

  Parameters:

  enabled - true to enable full span size, false to disable

• toggleActivation

  @CallSuper() void toggleActivation()

  Allows to change and see the activation status on the itemView and to perform animationon inner views.

  Important note! the selected background is visible if you added {@code android:background="?attr/selectableItemBackground"} in the item layout ANDcustomized the file {@code style.xml}.

  Alternatively, to set a background at runtime, you can use the new {@code DrawableUtils} from UI extension.

  Note: This method must be called every time we want the activation state visibleon the itemView, for instance: after a Click (to add the item to the selection list) orafter a LongClick (to activate the ActionMode) or during dragging (to show that we enabledthe Drag).

  If you follow the above instructions, it's not necessary to invalidate this view with {@code notifyItemChanged}: In this way {@code bindViewHolder} won't be called and innerviews can animate without interruptions, eventually you will see the animation runningon those inner views at the same time of selection activation.

• getActivationElevation

   float getActivationElevation()

  Allows to set elevation while the view is activated.

  Override to return desired value of elevation on this itemView.

  Note: returned value must be in Pixel.

• scrollAnimators

   void scrollAnimators(@NonNull() List<Animator> animators, int position, boolean isForward)

  This method is automatically called by FlexibleAdapter to animate the View while the useractively scrolls the list (forward or backward).

  Implement your logic for different animators based on position, selection and/ordirection.

  Use can take one of the predefined Animator from package UI class {@code AnimatorHelper} or create your own Animator(s), then add it to the list of animators.

  Parameters:

  animators - NonNull list of animators, which you should add new animators

  position - can be used to differentiate the Animators based on positions

  isForward - can be used to separate animation from top/bottom or from left/right scrolling

• onActionStateChanged

  @CallSuper() void onActionStateChanged(int position, int actionState)

  Here we handle the event of when the {@code ItemTouchHelper} first registers an itemas being moved or swiped.

  In this implementation, View activation is automatically handled if dragged: The Itemwill be added to the selection list if not selected yet and mode MULTI is activated.

  Parameters:

  position - the position of the item touched

  actionState - one of ACTION_STATE_SWIPE orACTION_STATE_DRAG.

• onItemReleased

  @CallSuper() void onItemReleased(int position)

  Here we handle the event of when the ItemTouchHelper has completed the move or swipe.

  In this implementation, View activation is automatically handled.

  In case of Drag, the state will be cleared depends by current selection mode!

  Parameters:

  position - the position of the item released

• isDraggable

   final boolean isDraggable()

• isSwipeable

   final boolean isSwipeable()

• getFrontView

   View getFrontView()

• getRearLeftView

   View getRearLeftView()

• getRearRightView

   View getRearRightView()