belongs to Maven artifact com.android.support:support-compat:28.0.0-alpha1
ListPopupWindowCompat
public
final
class
ListPopupWindowCompat
extends Object
java.lang.Object | |
↳ | android.support.v4.widget.ListPopupWindowCompat |
Helper for accessing features in ListPopupWindow
.
Summary
Public methods | |
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static
View.OnTouchListener
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createDragToOpenListener(Object listPopupWindow, View src)
This method was deprecated
in API level 26.1.0.
Use |
static
View.OnTouchListener
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createDragToOpenListener(ListPopupWindow listPopupWindow, View src)
On API |
Inherited methods | |
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From
class
java.lang.Object
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Public methods
createDragToOpenListener
View.OnTouchListener createDragToOpenListener (Object listPopupWindow, View src)
This method was deprecated
in API level 26.1.0.
Use createDragToOpenListener(ListPopupWindow, View)
that takes in
ListPopupWindow
instead of Object
.
On API KITKAT
and higher, returns
an View.OnTouchListener
that can be added to the source view to
implement drag-to-open behavior. Generally, the source view should be the
same view that was passed to ListPopupWindow.setAnchorView(View).
When the listener is set on a view, touching that view and dragging outside of its bounds will open the popup window. Lifting will select the currently touched list item.
Example usage:
ListPopupWindow myPopup = new ListPopupWindow(context); myPopup.setAnchor(myAnchor); OnTouchListener dragListener = myPopup.createDragToOpenListener(myAnchor); myAnchor.setOnTouchListener(dragListener);
Parameters | |
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listPopupWindow |
Object : the ListPopupWindow against which to invoke the
method |
src |
View : the view on which the resulting listener will be set |
Returns | |
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View.OnTouchListener |
a touch listener that controls drag-to-open behavior, or null on
unsupported APIs |
createDragToOpenListener
View.OnTouchListener createDragToOpenListener (ListPopupWindow listPopupWindow, View src)
On API KITKAT
and higher, returns
an View.OnTouchListener
that can be added to the source view to
implement drag-to-open behavior. Generally, the source view should be the
same view that was passed to ListPopupWindow.setAnchorView(View).
When the listener is set on a view, touching that view and dragging outside of its bounds will open the popup window. Lifting will select the currently touched list item.
Example usage:
ListPopupWindow myPopup = new ListPopupWindow(context); myPopup.setAnchor(myAnchor); OnTouchListener dragListener = myPopup.createDragToOpenListener(myAnchor); myAnchor.setOnTouchListener(dragListener);
Parameters | |
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listPopupWindow |
ListPopupWindow : the ListPopupWindow against which to invoke the
method |
src |
View : the view on which the resulting listener will be set |
Returns | |
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View.OnTouchListener |
a touch listener that controls drag-to-open behavior, or null on
unsupported APIs
|
Interfaces
Classes
- AutoScrollHelper
- CircularProgressDrawable
- CompoundButtonCompat
- ContentLoadingProgressBar
- CursorAdapter
- DrawerLayout
- DrawerLayout.LayoutParams
- DrawerLayout.SavedState
- DrawerLayout.SimpleDrawerListener
- EdgeEffectCompat
- ExploreByTouchHelper
- ImageViewCompat
- ListPopupWindowCompat
- ListViewAutoScrollHelper
- ListViewCompat
- NestedScrollView
- PopupMenuCompat
- PopupWindowCompat
- ResourceCursorAdapter
- ScrollerCompat
- SimpleCursorAdapter
- SlidingPaneLayout
- SlidingPaneLayout.LayoutParams
- SlidingPaneLayout.SimplePanelSlideListener
- Space
- SwipeRefreshLayout
- TextViewCompat
- ViewDragHelper
- ViewDragHelper.Callback